Fingerprint for Mac & Linux & Win丨Wireless | On-device Storage丨Offline丨TOTP丨API Keys丨SSH & Git丨 Up to 60 Days Standby 丨Source Open
immurok is a wireless fingerprint authenticator that works over Bluetooth with macOS, Linux, and Windows, letting users unlock screens, authorize sudo, generate TOTP codes, sign Git commits, and more with a single touch. About the size of an Oreo and weighing just 40 g, it stores up to five fingerprints, 32 SSH keys, 128 TOTP secrets, and 50 API keys, all kept offline in an open‑source, CNC‑milled aluminum case. The device offers up to 60 days of standby time and includes a one‑year warranty.
| Spec | Details |
|---|---|
| Standby time | up to 60 days |
| Weight | 40 g |
| Size | about the size of an Oreo |
| Fingerprint storage | up to 5 fingerprints |
| SSH key storage | up to 32 keys |
| TOTP secret storage | up to 128 secrets |
| API key storage | up to 50 keys |
| Connection | Bluetooth |
| Case material | CNC‑milled anodized aluminum |
| Warranty | 1‑year |
| Open source | hardware & firmware on GitHub |
| Price (Early Bird 1×) | S$ 63 (≈ $50) |
The main risk is international shipping at scale; while a logistics provider has been selected, the team lacks prior experience with large‑volume fulfillment, so delays or customs issues could occur. They pledge to deliver every unit regardless of challenges.
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