Use case
Stop running shared MFA from a single team phone
Shared TOTP secrets and MFA codes belong inside the same governance as the credentials they protect. Keystacker keeps them there, with role scope and an audit trail.
MFA codes live where access is governed — not on shared phones.
TOTP in the vault, not on a sticky note
Shared MFA secrets live inside role-scoped vaults and generate codes on demand for authorized operators.
Attribution for every use
Code generation is recorded in the audit trail with actor and timestamp — so MFA stops being an anonymous shared resource.
Cleaner offboarding
Removing a role removes access to the MFA secrets that role covered — no orphaned shared phone to deactivate after the fact.