Your codes.
Your device.
Your privacy.

Pangi is a two-factor authenticator (TOTP) app for iPhone, Apple Watch, and Mac. It generates the temporary 6-digit login codes your online accounts ask for, and keeps your secret keys safe on your device in the Apple Keychain.

Your secret keys are kept in the Apple Keychain and guarded by Face ID, Touch ID, or Optic ID. Backup files are locked with your password using strong AES-256-GCM encryption. If you turn on iCloud sync, everything is encrypted on your device before it is uploaded, so only your devices can read it.

No. Pangi has no ads and no third-party analytics or tracking. Your data is never sent anywhere except your own private iCloud storage, and only if you turn on sync.

Recovery codes are emergency backup codes that services like GitHub, Google, and Apple give you in case you lose access to your authenticator. Pangi stores them right next to each account, encrypted on your device.

If you use iCloud sync, Pangi keeps them in sync too: marking a code as used on one device stays marked on your other devices.

Yes. Turn on encrypted iCloud sync and your accounts appear on all your Apple devices signed into the same Apple ID. Your data is encrypted on your device before upload, so iCloud only stores data nobody else can read. Changes made while offline are sent when you reconnect. You can turn sync off at any time to remove the cloud copy.

Yes. Pangi includes an Apple Watch app (watchOS 11+) that shows your codes and countdowns on your wrist. You can copy a code to your iPhone straight from the watch. It clears itself after 30 seconds. Your accounts transfer securely from your iPhone.

You can also add Pangi to your watch face. Larger complications can show a live code; smaller ones show a countdown, since a code wouldn't be readable at that size.

Yes. Pangi includes a native menu bar app for Mac (macOS 15+), available on the Mac App Store. Press a hotkey, unlock with Touch ID, and add accounts by scanning a QR code on screen or entering the setup key manually.

On the Mac you can rename, recolor, and reorder accounts, and look up stored recovery codes (editing them stays on iPhone). Codes are copied to your clipboard and clear themselves automatically. Your iPhone accounts appear on the Mac when iCloud sync is on. No iPhone? The Mac app works on its own too.

Yes. Pangi reads Google Authenticator's export QR codes: scan one with your camera or pick a screenshot from your photo library. Standard setup QR codes and encrypted Pangi backup files work too.

Pangi speaks English and German, and follows your system language automatically.

If iCloud sync is on, just sign into the same Apple ID on your new device and your accounts come back. A saved encrypted backup file works too. Keep one somewhere safe.

If you lose your device and your backup password, encrypted backups can't be opened by anyone, including us. That's by design.

Yes. A small widget for one account, a medium widget for up to three, and Lock Screen widgets for codes at a glance. Widget codes hide automatically when your phone is locked, and refresh the moment a new code begins.

When you copy a code, Pangi clears it from your clipboard after 30 seconds. It also keeps the code on that device only, so it doesn't pop up on your other Apple devices. And if you copy something else first, Pangi leaves your new clipboard text alone.

Yes. When you sign in on a website or in an app, Pangi can suggest the right code right above your keyboard. No app-switching, no copy-paste.