- Display name
- Age verified
Identity that stays yours
Apps can use your information. They don’t get to own it.
Origin keeps your identity with you. Each application receives permission to use only the information you choose—inside its own separate boundary.
You remain the source. Permission crosses the boundary—not ownership.
Your information has a home.Origin remains the private source behind every connection.
Every app gets a boundary.Profiles, permissions, and activity stay separate.
You grant permission.Applications receive only the view they are allowed to use.
A different relationship with applications
Stop handing over your identity.
Most digital accounts begin by asking you to give an application another copy of your information. Origin changes the relationship: the information stays anchored to you, and the application receives a purpose-specific identity.
The usual model
You give the app your data.
- Another profile becomes another stored copy
- The application becomes the center of the relationship
- Identity information blends into product data
The Origin model
You allow the app to use what you choose.
- Your Origin remains the source of identity
- Each application receives a separate identity
- Claims and permissions stay purpose-bound
One person, clear boundaries
Show up differently without becoming different people.
Your school, community, work, and private life do not need the same profile or permissions. Origin keeps those representations connected to you without combining them for the applications you use.
Community
Your social identity
A chosen name, community profile, and permissions that belong only inside that application.
Separate by designAuthority
Your trusted role
A purpose-specific identity can carry verified authority without exposing unrelated personal context.
Purpose boundYour Origin
The private trust root
The secure account, recovery protections, and Human Anchor that remain behind every application boundary.
Always yoursOwnership needs controls
See what is connected. Understand what happened. Set the boundary.
Application identities
Review the distinct identity, profile, connection, and authority each application uses.
Passkey-first access
Protect the account at the center without giving every application another password.
Private verification
Share a verified outcome where needed without displaying the documents used to establish it.
Policies and evidence
Define how protected information may be handled and inspect the privacy-safe record of what occurred.
Your identity. Your terms.
Give permission without giving yourself away.
Create one secure Origin, then decide how you arrive everywhere else.