«Everyone has a right to their own identity. In the digital world too. And to no one imitating it, using it or profiting from it without their permission.»

Every day, millions of avatars, clones and voices are born. Most are legitimate: tools, characters and assistants made by people with names and intentions. But between them and the people watching, something has broken — you can no longer tell, at a glance, what is authentic.

We do not believe the answer is to reject the technology. We believe the answer is responsibility: a real person willing to put their name behind what they create.

That is why we built a registry. Not a gate, not a licence, not a stamp of authority — a public place where anyone can put it on record: this is mine, and I answer for it. With a date no one can move and a fingerprint no one can forge.

Authenticity should not be a luxury — so registering is free. Trust has to be earned — so verification is not.

We are not an authority. We are not official. We are a small team convinced that the internet works better when someone answers.