TOTP Two-Factor Codes

Kakuremi can hold a TOTP (time-based one-time password) secret on an entry, so a single record carries both your password and its two-factor code. Storing the secret and viewing the live rotating code are both free — no subscription needed.

1

Add a TOTP secret to an entry

Open the entry in the editor and find the TOTP field. Kakuremi stores the secret as a complete otpauth:// URI rather than separate secret, issuer, and digits fields, so you add the whole URI in one of two ways: scan a QR code, or paste the URI directly into the field.

2

Scan a QR code or paste the URI

Tap to open the scanner and point the camera at the two-factor QR code from the service you are enrolling. The scanner accepts only otpauth:// QR codes. If you already have the URI as text, paste it into the TOTP field instead. Both methods store the same value.

3

View the live rotating code

The entry detail shows the current code. It refreshes every second, and the rotation period is read from the URI itself — the default is 30 seconds, but it is not hardcoded, so a service that uses a different period is honored.

Entry detail showing a TOTP code
Note: Storing the otpauth:// URI and viewing the live rotating code are both free — no subscription is needed for two-factor codes.
4

Copy the code

Use the dedicated copy button next to the code to put it on the clipboard, then paste it into the service's two-factor prompt. Tapping the code itself does not copy it.

Note: AutoFill does not fill TOTP codes. Use AutoFill for the username and password, then copy the code with the copy button and paste it yourself.