Two-factor authentication (2FA) adds a second layer to your login — even if someone gets your password, they can't sign in without a code from your phone. We strongly recommend enabling it, especially since you handle client data.
You'll need one of: Google Authenticator, Microsoft Authenticator, Authy, 1Password, or any TOTP-compatible authenticator app.
To turn on 2FA:
Go to Settings → Two-Factor Authentication (
/settings/mfa).Click Enable MFA, then confirm with Set up MFA.
On the setup screen, give this device a name in Authenticator Name (e.g. "Personal phone" or "Work phone"). Click Enable Two-Factor Authentication.
Scan the QR code with your authenticator app.
Can't scan? Tap "+" → "Enter a setup key" in your authenticator app and paste the key shown under "Can't scan? Enter this key manually."
Enter the 6-digit code your authenticator app shows for the Voyagr entry.
Click Verify and Enable.
You'll be signed out and asked to sign back in — this time with your new 2FA code — to confirm everything works.
From now on, every time you sign in you'll enter your password and a fresh 6-digit code from your app.
To turn 2FA off: go to Settings → Two-Factor Authentication, click Disable MFA, and confirm. You'll be signed out and can sign back in without a code. We don't recommend disabling 2FA unless you're switching devices or troubleshooting.
Lost your authenticator device? See MFA isn't working — how do I recover? in the Troubleshooting collection.