A Password Manager for Android with Auto-Type over USB and Bluetooth, OTP and much more.
The idea behind Authorizer is, to use old smartphones as a hardware password manager only. To avoid manual typing of long and complex passwords everytime you need them, Authorizer provides Auto-Type features over USB and Bluetooth. It pretends to be a keyboard (e.g. over an USB On-The-Go adapter) and with a button press inside the app, it will automatically type the password for you on your pc, laptop, tablet or other smartphone.
Authorizer is based on PasswdSafe a Password Safe port for Android and FreeOTP.
- Auto-Type over USB
- Auto-Type over Bluetooth (experimental)
- Different keyboard languages (HID Usage Tables)
- English (US)
- English (GB)
- German
- German (Apple)
- German (CH)
- French (CH)
- Neo 2 (Layer 1,2 and 3)
- Asymmetric encrypted backup on USB mass storage
- OTP integration (TOTP/HOTP)
- Tree list style
- Icons
There are Auto-Type buttons at the password entry view. If a button is pressed longer, a different keyboard layout can be choosen. Additional, there is a USB Quick Auto-Type button in the TreeView which auto-types the respective password on a long press.
There are different settings per password entry like delimiter and the password return suffix. In the general App preferences a default keyboard layout can be choosen.
Auto-Type over USB requires currently an Android Kernel compiled with Android Keyboard Gadget and root access.
Auto-Type over Bluetooth is currently an experimental feature and only available on Android Pie (9.0) or higher.
The concept behind Authorizer is to have an offline device. As a consequence, it can't create password file backups over the network. To create backups in a comfortable way, Authorizer will open a backup dialog if it detects a new connected mass-storage (e.g. an USB stick connected over an USB On-The-Go adapter). By pressing "Backup now" in this dialog, a backup folder can be selected. It mus