GeezerVison

Claim creds.id/@you, add your links, share one page. The whole page is signed by your own key and checked in the visitor's browser — no install, no account — so anyone can confirm on the spot that the page and the accounts on it really belong to you.

• 🔏 Signed end to end — change one character and the signature no longer matches.
• 🔗 Bound both ways — your @name points to your account and the account points back. Only then does a link get a check; one-sided claims are marked Declared, never "verified".
• 🧪 zkTLS social proofs — prove you control an X or LinkedIn account from a real TLS session, without handing anyone your login. (landing in creds 2.0)
• 🛂 Passport check — tap your e-passport's NFC chip; the phone checks the issuing government's signature and your device signs only the answer — "over 18" or "citizen of …". Nothing else leaves the phone.
• 🔑 Passkeys, no passwords — sign up with Apple or Google; your root key syncs between app and web as ciphertext the server can't open.
• ⚡ Nostr-native — every page comes with a [email protected] NIP-05 identity.

Company-dies-still-works. Your identity is a key on your device and your page verifies itself. If we vanished tomorrow, every creds page would still check out.

_{Earlier work — Solid(ar)ity 1.x, WAMO ID, DID/DIDComm demos — lives on as legacy-* repos and at docs.solidarity.gg. Our Noir e-passport circuits are archived at passport-noir v0.5.0.}