Clockode

Name: Clockode
Author: Mariinkys

A Linux TOTP authenticator that stores two-factor tokens in an encrypted local vault.

By Mariinkys

Free Open sourceLinux

Official websitegithub.com

Download pageflathub.org

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AuthenticatorAuthenticator generates TOTP and HOTP codes on Linux, but is a GNOME desktop app rather than a Linux TOTP vault.
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OTPClientOTPClient also stores TOTP and HOTP codes in an encrypted database, but runs on Linux as a GTK4 desktop app rather than a local vault focused on TOTP.
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About Clockode

Clockode stores two-factor authentication tokens in an encrypted vault and generates TOTP codes that refresh automatically. You can import entries from a QR code using a camera or file, copy codes, and back up or import vault data.

Vault syncing is left to the user, who can use a tool such as Syncthing. The app is available for Linux.

Strengths

Stores tokens in an encrypted local vault
Imports entries from QR codes
Supports backup and import in a standard format

Limitations

Vault syncing must be set up separately.

Details

Pricing: FreeClockode is open source under the GPL-3.0 license.
License: GPL-3.0
Developer: Mariinkys
Platforms: Linux
How it runs: Downloadable app
Account: Not required
Works offline: Yes
Best suited for: Linux users who want locally stored TOTP codes
Categories: Password managers, Security tools
Last verified: October 8, 2026
Added: October 8, 2026
Provenance: Selected from the Flathub
Sources: github.com/mariinkys/clockode

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