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OTP verification code app template

A dark verification code screen for iOS and Android apps, with the code field, the address it went to, and a resend countdown underneath. Use it as step two after email sign-in to finish magic link or OTP authentication. Build it in Bolt, Lovable, or Replit.

About this app template

Every passwordless sign-in needs a step two, and it should look like step one so the flow reads as one thing. This screen keeps the same shape: the question large and heavy at the top, the field under it, and a quiet line naming the address the code went to, which is the detail people check when a code fails to arrive. The resend countdown sits at the bottom where it answers the next question without taking attention from the field. Paste it into Bolt, Lovable, or Replit and wire it to your provider.

Build a full mobile app auth flow with this template design

An auth flow covers sign in, sign up, code verification, and password reset, screens users move between in a single session, so one sign in screen can set the standard for every screen after it. Copy the template, paste it into Claude Code, Replit, Lovable, ChatGPT Codex, Bolt, or Cursor, and send this alongside it.

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Common questions about this template

How do I build an OTP verification screen for my iOS app?

Paste this template into Bolt, Lovable, or Replit as step two of your sign-in flow. Tell your AI which OTP provider you use: Supabase, Clerk, Twilio Verify, or Firebase. Your AI wires the Verify button to validate the code and route the user to the home screen on success.

What is the difference between a magic link and an OTP code?

A magic link is a URL the user taps in their email to sign in automatically. An OTP is a short numeric code the user copies from their email and types into the app. Both are passwordless. Use this screen for OTP flows where users type the code manually.

How do I add a resend timer to a verification screen?

Ask your AI to add a JavaScript countdown that starts at 60 seconds when the screen loads. When it reaches zero, replace the countdown text with a tappable Resend code link that calls your OTP provider to issue a new code.

Can I use this for SMS verification as well as email?

Yes. The layout works for any 6-digit code. Change the sub-heading from the email address to the user's phone number and ask your AI to point it at Twilio Verify or your SMS provider.