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Step Two review

Freemium#83 of 111 in Authenticator Apps

A focused Apple authenticator with iCloud sync, Safari autofill, and a 10-account free tier.

3.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Step Two is a two-step verification app for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Mac, and Apple Vision devices. It generates six-digit time-based one-time passwords, supports QR-code account setup, and adds a Safari extension for account suggestions and code autofill. That makes it a focused choice for Apple users who want TOTP authentication integrated with Safari rather than a broader multi-platform authenticator.

The published plans show a free download with a 10-account limit and an Unlimited option that removes that limit. The paid option is a one-time in-app purchase rather than a per-user monthly subscription. For individuals with a modest number of accounts, the Free plan covers the core authenticator workflow; users managing more than 10 accounts need Unlimited. The plan structure is straightforward, with the main difference being account capacity.

Its strongest ecosystem fit is Apple’s own stack. Optional iCloud backup can protect preferences and codes, while synchronization makes them available across supported devices through iCloud. Safari adds account suggestions and code autofill, and account search plus one-tap copying helps with manual code entry when autofill is not used. Step Two is best suited to Apple users who value Safari integration and cross-device iCloud access. Organizations needing team administration, or users looking for push approvals or broader platform coverage, should choose a different authenticator.

Step Two pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Safari extension suggests accounts and autofills TOTP codes
    • Optional iCloud backup synchronizes codes across supported devices
    • Search and one-tap copying speed up code retrieval
  • Where it doesn't
    • Free plan is limited to 10 accounts
    • No push approvals or team administration
    • Verified coverage is limited to Apple platforms

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