Open Source · End-to-End Encrypted

Your phone is
your password

Scan a QR code with AuthRelay on your phone. Your desktop signs in instantly — no passwords typed, no secrets ever leave your device.

Free forever · MIT License · No account required

How It Works

Three steps. No passwords. No friction.

1

Install the Extension

Add AuthRelay to Chrome. It watches for Google sign-in pages automatically.

2

Scan the QR Code

When sign-in is detected, a QR code appears. Scan it with the AuthRelay app on your phone.

3

Signed In

Authenticate on your phone. Your desktop browser completes sign-in instantly.

Why AuthRelay?

Built with security and simplicity at its core

End-to-End Encrypted

All data is encrypted on your device before transmission. The relay server is blind to your credentials — it only routes sealed packets between your phone and browser.

AES-256-GCM

Zero Knowledge

The relay server never sees your credentials. Only encrypted blobs pass through.

Open Source

Fully auditable under the MIT License. Verify it yourself on GitHub.

Ephemeral Sessions

Sessions expire automatically. No persistent tokens stored on any server. Nothing to leak, nothing to steal.

Works Everywhere

Any Chromium browser on any desktop OS.

Lightweight

No bloat, no background processes, no tracking.

Zero credentials on server
Fully auditable source code
Sessions expire in 5 minutes
MIT Licensed

Get AuthRelay

Install both the mobile app and the Chrome extension to get started.

Android App

Scan QR codes and authenticate with your phone.

Get on Google Play

Chrome Extension

Detects Google sign-in and generates QR codes on desktop.

Add to Chrome

Support the Project

AuthRelay is free and open source. If you find it useful, consider supporting development.