A familiar voice.
A little extra certainty.
Create a shared code for your family. When a call feels unusual, ask for the code in your authenticator app and check that it matches.
Created on your device.
No account. No key sent to a server.
One setup. A shared signal.
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Make a family token
Give it a name everyone will recognize.
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Scan it together
Each trusted family member scans the same QR code in an authenticator app, such as Authy.
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Check before you trust
On a call, ask the other person to read their current code. Compare it with your own app.
- 1 Create
- 2 Add to app
- 3 Confirm
Your family’s secret handshake.
Start with a name for your shared token. This is how it will appear in your authenticator app.
A new, random secret is created only when you click.
Add it to your apps.
In Authy or another authenticator, add an account and scan this QR code. Have each trusted family member scan this same code, ideally together in person.
Can’t scan? Enter the key manually
Choose a time-based token: 6 digits, 30 seconds, SHA-1. Use totp.jasiek.me as the issuer.
Keep this QR code and key private. Anyone who has either can generate your family’s codes. This page does not save them; finish adding everyone before closing it.
Let’s make sure it works.
Enter the current six-digit code from your authenticator. Then wait for it to change and enter the next code.
You’re on the same wavelength.
Your app is generating the right codes for . You can run the same check for each family member’s app.
“Just to check, what’s our family code?”
Compare their answer with your authenticator. Codes change every 30 seconds.All set for your next call.
The setup key has been cleared from this page. Your family’s token stays in the authenticator apps where you added it.
You don’t need this website to use your token. Just open your authenticator when you want to check a call.