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I've built a SMS to Slack which enables two-way SMS messaging from your Slack channels. I had an annoying use case where when trying to login to a shared work account, the 2FA code…

Hello, I'm an aspiring entrepreneur looking to validate my idea focused on privately syncing your personal events to your work calendar so that your teammates do not schedule meeti…

Hello, I'm an aspiring entrepreneur looking to validate my idea focused on privately syncing your personal events to your work calendar so that your teammates do not schedule meeti…

> $5 buys you a decent mobile subscription in Hungary (for this use-case). Setting up Automate is just graph editing. It is not much easier to add apps to Slack itself. That's a go…

Currently there is no way to share authenticator-based 2FA codes, happy to discuss further if this is an issue you'd like to be solved. There is definitely a shift in the industry …

That's great! SMS to Slack makes it easy for less technical folks to have a similar setup. Also cheaper than a monthly mobile service subscription.

Yes, this is a solution for gmail login challenges. In the slack app you create a phone number, then you register that phone number with your google account. From now on any login …

SMS to Slack is not solving the providence problem of who triggered the 2FA flow (hasn't been an issue with customers), and it solves a problem for money - correct.

This is compatible with many services, e.g.: Amazon, Google, Sendgrid. The one service that I know of that's not supported is TikTok. I am working on adding support for a real phon…

If you think in terms of how much your time is worth: - How much of would it cost you to forward a 2FA message to a team mate? - Maybe two messages, if the first one expired by the…

It's different for two reasons: - As @detaro mentioned, it's a fully managed solution where you don't have to set it up, or more importantly, maintain it - it's all done for you. -…

I don't currently have authenticator codes, but they can be easily added. Would you like to try out that feature?

I agree, in my experience, they need it mostly because of security. Let me know your thoughts when try it out.

I'm happy to see I'm not the only one who had this problem.

I'm working on wits (written in the stars) - an app that takes western astrology into today's mobile platforms. It's kinda sad that there aren't any proper astrology apps in stores…