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U2 Secured Password Vault is a zero-knowledge password manager for individuals and small teams. Logins and notes are encrypted on the user's device with Argon2id and AES-256-GCM before they are uploaded, so the server stores only ciphertext and never holds the keys. Workspace administrators organise access with groups and folder permissions, review an audit log and set auto-lock policy, and the Premium plan adds single sign-on through OIDC or SAML. The Chrome extension fills and saves logins and generates strong passwords, and apps are available for iPhone, iPad and Android. Temporary share links send a credential to someone outside the workspace with an expiry, an optional passphrase and an optional burn after reading setting. Breach monitoring flags passwords that appear in known breaches on paid plans. Two-factor codes are deliberately kept out of the vault. When a team imports from LastPass, Bitwarden, 1Password or Chrome, the secrets for those codes are handed back as QR codes to scan into a separate authenticator app, so a password and its second factor are never stored together. Paid plans are priced per block of five users.
U2 Secured Authenticator is a multi-factor authentication platform and mobile app for businesses and developers. Applications, Linux servers, Windows computers and WordPress sites send a push to the app, and the user confirms the sign-in by tapping the number shown on screen and using Face ID or a fingerprint. SDKs for Node, browser JavaScript, Python, Go and PHP add the same approval to custom applications, with webhooks, custom branding per app, a lockout and new-device policy engine and audit log export on every plan. For Linux, one package protects SSH, sudo and the Ubuntu desktop. For Windows, one MSI protects sign-in, unlock and Remote Desktop for local accounts. When a machine cannot reach the service, a time-based code from the app or a one-time backup code is checked on the machine itself, and registered machines report those sign-ins to the developer portal when they are back online. The app also holds time-based codes for other sites and stores passkeys. Developer plans are a flat monthly price per account rather than per user, and codes are not metered on any plan.