OTP codes,
on your Mac.
Forward OTP codes from your Android phone to your Mac clipboard. Instant. Encrypted. Zero effort.
Three steps. That's it.
Pair
Scan a QR code to connect your Android phone and Mac. One time, 10 seconds.
Receive
Get an OTP via SMS on your Android — yotp detects it instantly.
Paste
The code appears on your Mac and is copied to your clipboard. Just ⌘V.
Built right.
End-to-end encrypted
AES-256-GCM encryption. Your OTP codes are encrypted on your phone and only decrypted on your Mac. The relay in between only sees encrypted bytes.
Works everywhere
Same WiFi, different networks, cellular — doesn't matter. Your OTPs arrive on your Mac in under a second, wherever you are.
Instant
OTP detected → clipboard updated. By the time you switch to your Mac, it's already there.
No account needed
No sign-up, no login, no tracking. Pair with a QR code and you're done. Your data stays yours.
Under the hood.
You're trusting yotp with your OTP codes. Here's exactly what happens with them.
blind
End-to-end encrypted. The relay only sees encrypted bytes — it never has the key.
Device-to-device encryption
A shared secret is generated when you scan the QR code. Your OTPs are encrypted with AES-256-GCM on your phone and only decrypted on your Mac. The relay never has the key.
Nothing is stored
The relay is a stateless Cloudflare Worker. It passes encrypted messages through and forgets them immediately. There's no database, no logs, no message history.
No analytics, no tracking
No cookies, no fingerprinting, no usage analytics. We don't know how many OTPs you get, when you use the app, or anything else. By design.
Open source relay
Don't take our word for it. The relay worker is open source — read every line.
Get yotp
Free on Android. $9.99 on macOS.