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BluePass

Published by Manuel Huber

BluePass extracts 2FA tokens from SMS and forwards them via Bluetooth

Open sourceMIT

Highlights

  • Extracts two-factor authentication tokens from SMS messages.
  • Forwards detected tokens over Bluetooth.
  • Runs on Android devices.
  • Addresses SMS token transfer rather than password storage.
  • Distributed under the MIT license.

About this application

BluePass is an Android utility for handling two-factor authentication codes received by SMS. Its role is to detect 2FA tokens in text messages and send those tokens onward through a Bluetooth connection. This makes it relevant in workflows where a code arrives on an Android phone but needs to be used on another nearby device that can receive data over Bluetooth.

The application is published by Manuel Huber and distributed under the MIT license. Its function is narrow: it works with SMS-based tokens and Bluetooth forwarding. It is not described as a password manager, authenticator app for generating codes, or general message synchronization tool. The listed platform is Android.

Where to get it

Android

  • App storeF-Droid

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    Package identifier: org.booncode.bluepass4

    v0.3.014.6 MBreleased 12/02/2021

    SHA-256 from the manifest published by F-Droid, compared on 08/04/2026

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