QNAP Authenticator vs CueGlance

QNAP Authenticator is a free app that adds an extra layer of security to your accounts by using your mobile device to verify your login. You can authenticate your identity using 2-Step Verification or Passwordless Login and choose from multiple verification methods. 【Requirements】 - QNAP NAS running QTS 5.1.0 (or later) - iOS 15 (or later) 【Major features of QNAP Authenticator】 - Supports 2-Step Verification and Passwordless Login - Supports scanning a QR code to quickly add an account - Supports the following verification methods: 　1.Login Approval: Approve a login request with just a tap 　2.QR Code: Scan a QR code to verify a login request 　3.Online Verification Code: Receive a code sent from your QNAP device for verification 　4.Time-based One-Time Password (TOTP): Generate a code automatically renewed for verification Login Approval, QR Code, and Online Verification Code require a connection to your NAS, whereas TOTP can work offline. This method also supports verifying third-party accounts from Google, Microsoft, Facebook, GitHub, and other service providers that have implemented their authentication following the TOTP standard.

CueGlance controls prepared teleprompter cards on Even G2 from iPhone and Apple Watch. Large previous, next, and play/pause controls let you present without reaching for your phone. The Apple Watch app shows the current page, confirms commands with haptics, and relays controls through the paired iPhone. The iPhone app configures the CueGlance Bridge using a one-time QR code, displays connection status, and mirrors the current card. App Intents also expose the main actions to Shortcuts and Siri. A configured CueGlance Bridge is required. Displaying cards on glasses additionally requires Even G2 and the corresponding CueGlance app from Even Hub.