One home per system
Group GitHub, AWS, Stripe, and vendor logins into focused spaces instead of a single shared vault everyone can see.
use case
Shared 2FA for dev and engineering teams
Your team shares root accounts for GitHub, AWS, and CI long before there's SSO for everything. 2fashare makes that sharing safe, scoped, and auditable.
Scoped to the right engineers
On-call needs prod; interns don't. Role-based access keeps sensitive root codes with the people who should hold them.
Offboard cleanly
When someone rolls off, remove them once and they lose access to every shared code - no scramble to rotate secrets.
Shared accounts are a fact of life - secure them
Not everything has per-user SSO. Teams share a GitHub org owner, an AWS root, a registrar, a status-page login. The 2FA for those accounts usually lives on one engineer's phone or in a chat thread.
2fashare gives those shared accounts a real home: grouped by system, scoped by role, with live-rotating codes and a complete audit trail. Onboarding and offboarding become one action instead of a secret-rotation fire drill.
FAQ
Common questions
How is this different from a password manager?
2fashare focuses on shared 2FA/TOTP: live-rotating codes, group-scoped access, share links, and an audit trail purpose-built for codes your whole team needs to reach.
Can I limit who sees production credentials?
Yes. Put prod codes in their own group and grant access only to the engineers who need it. Role-based access keeps the blast radius small.
What happens when an engineer leaves?
Remove them once and they immediately lose access to every code in every group - no need to rotate shared secrets across systems.
Stop screenshotting codes. Start sharing them safely.
2fashare takes ten minutes to set up and is free to get started.