Authenticator 7
Authenticator 7 is a macOS authenticator app for generating and storing two-factor authentication codes for online accounts.
What is Authenticator 7?
Authenticator 7 is a security and privacy app for macOS that helps users protect online accounts with two-factor authentication codes. It supports common authenticator workflows used when signing in to websites and services that require a time-based one-time code in addition to a password. The app is designed for people who want a single place to manage 2FA entries across many accounts and devices. Verified product materials also describe biometric app locking and password-management features alongside code generation. On Mac, users would typically use it when setting up account security, scanning or entering secret keys, and retrieving codes during sign-in. The publisher is SMM service, s.r.o.
Key features
- Generate two-factor authentication codes for supported online accounts
- Store multiple 2FA entries in one app
- Use biometric protection to lock access to saved codes where supported
- Manage authenticator data across multiple devices
- Support common 2FA formats such as TOTP and HOTP
- Store passwords in the app's integrated password manager
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Safety overview
Status: Mostly safe
Authenticator 7 is used to store sensitive login-related data, so its practical safety depends on how you use it. Access to your saved authentication codes and any stored passwords should be protected with a strong device password and any app lock features the app offers. If you no longer use the app, removing it can leave you without easy access to your saved 2FA entries unless they were backed up or synced elsewhere. Treat it like other credential tools and keep recovery methods for important accounts in a safe place.
Recommendation: Keep Authenticator 7 if you use it for two-factor sign-ins or password storage. Before removing it, make sure your important account codes, backups, and recovery options are available in another trusted authenticator so you do not lock yourself out.
Common paths
/Applications/Authenticator 7.app
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