My OTPS: authenticator, email, and SMS in one popup

My OTPS is a browser extension that keeps the three codes you actually use—app authenticator, email verification, and SMS—in one toolbar popup. You stay on the tab you are filling in; the digits show up beside your work instead of on a phone you have to unlock.

What problem it solves

Most people still juggle Google Authenticator on a phone, a disposable mail tab, and sometimes a second device for SMS. Each hop costs attention, and timed codes expire while you are alt-tabbing. My OTPS treats OTP as a browser-native workflow: open the popup, copy, paste, done.

Three tabs, one mental model

Authenticator

A desktop-friendly TOTP list: multiple accounts on one screen, countdown rings, click to copy. Import from other apps or paste setup links so you are not re-scanning every QR when you switch tools.

Email verification

Create free verification email addresses in the extension for signups and logins. Mail meant for verification lands in the popup; when a numeric code arrives, it is surfaced for copy without opening a separate webmail product.

SMS

Rent numbers across 180+ countries for services that insist on a local mobile. Hundreds of popular sites are supported in the picker; pay only for the SMS you need, often from about $0.01 per use.

How a typical login feels

1. Install the extension (Chrome today; Firefox and Safari builds are coming soon).
2. Open the site and start sign-in or 2FA.
3. If the site asks for an app code, copy from the Authenticator tab.
4. If it emails a code, use your extension verification email and copy from the Email tab—or wait for the in-page alert.
5. If it texts you, copy from the SMS tab in the same popup.

AI-assisted extraction pulls digits out of email and SMS bodies so you rarely hunt through paragraphs. When extraction is unsure, open the message in the list and read the original—our tests land around 94% accuracy on typical verification templates.

Who the landing page is written for

• Everyday users who want codes next to the browser, sync across computers after sign-in, and optional global numbers for picky overseas services.
• Developers, QA, and product who run repeated signup flows, need isolated test inboxes, and want screen recordings that stay on the product—not a third-party mail UI.

Pricing in one sentence

Authenticator and email verification features are free to create in bulk; SMS is usage-based. No account is required to try the popup; register when you want encrypted cloud backup on another machine.