Keytray

Reads verification codes and sign-in links from your Gmail accounts. Codes can be filled or copied. Links open when you choose.

Keytray reads verification codes and sign-in links from Gmail accounts you connect. Codes can be filled or copied on the page you are using. A sign-in link opens only when you choose. Connect one or more Gmail accounts. The extension checks for new messages in the background and lists recent codes and links in the popup. For each account you choose what happens when a code arrives: Auto-fill the code into a detected verification field Copy the code to the clipboard Only show the code in the popup A sign-in or verification link is shown in the popup. It opens in a new tab only when you press Open link or click its notification. The extension does not open links on its own. A Fill chip can appear on a detected code field so you can insert a recent code yourself. Desktop notifications are optional. Submitting the form after a fill is off unless you turn it on. One Gmail account is free. More accounts are a one-time purchase through ExtensionPay and Stripe. Keytray uses the Gmail readonly scope only to look for a code or a sign-in link in mail you already receive. It does not send, delete, or change mail. Message bodies are read in your browser and are not saved. What is stored locally is the code or the full link, plus the sender, subject, and time. Mail, codes, links, and tokens are not sent to a server run for this project. Keytray is an independent project and is not affiliated with Google. You can disconnect an account in the extension and revoke access in your Google Account permissions.