Clockode

Clockode is a Time-based One-Time Password (TOTP) client developed for Linux users. The application generates temporary authentication codes based on the standard TOTP algorithm, which are commonly used for two-factor authentication across various online services. Users can add their accounts by importing secret keys or scanning QR codes, after which the application calculates and displays the rotating six-digit codes required for login verification. The interface presents a list of configured accounts, each showing the remaining time before the current code expires. Clockode functions as a local repository for these authentication tokens, ensuring that the necessary codes are available on the user's machine. It does not require an active internet connection to generate the codes once the initial setup is complete, as the calculation relies on the system clock and the stored secret keys.