Open Source
The whole project is published under an open source license. This means you or other people can easily review what this application actually does. With a GPL-3.0 license, you can even tweak the application. The entire project is hosted on GitHub.
Encrypted By Default
Your secrets are protected by default. The application uses AES-256 CBC with the OpenPGP standard format (RFC 4880) for encryption. You need to provide a personal password for strong protection.
Easy To Use
Maybe you know the Google Authenticator. It's one of the most popular Authenticator because it's easy to use. But there is no version for desktop computers. If you used Google Authenticator before, you will be familiar with EAuthenticator. EAuthenticator is as easy to use as Google Authenticator but it works on desktop computers.
Cross-Platform Support
With Electron as the framework of this project, EAuthenticator was designed from the start to support different operating systems. EAuthenticator is available for Linux, macOS, and Windows. No matter which operating system you run, EAuthenticator protects your accounts.