MyProof.

Prove who you are without giving it away. Verification happens on your iPhone, and your personal information never leaves it.

Every identity verification provider operates on the same premise: to verify a person, you must first collect their data. That premise is wrong.

MyProof is a zero-knowledge policy compliance engine. Merchants define a policy — age threshold, identity match, document validity, jurisdiction requirement, or any combination. Your iPhone evaluates the policy against your document and generates a STARK cryptographic proof that the policy is satisfied. The merchant receives the proof. Nothing else.

No date of birth transmitted. No photograph uploaded. No document number extracted. Not encrypted on a server. Not "deleted after processing." Never collected.

The data was never there.

How it works:

• Scan a QR code or browser button tap — launches instantly as an App Clip, no download, no account
• Scan your driver's license barcode or tap your passport to your phone via NFC
• 3D face verification confirms you match your document — TrueDepth depth sensing, on-device, never stored
• A STARK zero-knowledge proof is generated on your device
• The merchant receives a cryptographic receipt that their policy is satisfied — zero personal data

Why it matters:

• Dynamic policy engine — merchant-defined rules are evaluated inside the zero-knowledge circuit at runtime. The proof adapts to the policy, not the other way around
• On-device proving — your identity document is read, evaluated, and proved on your iPhone. The server never sees your data
• Post-quantum cryptography — 128-bit hash-based security, resistant to future quantum attacks
• Hardware attestation — Secure Enclave signatures bind the proof to your physical device
• Permanent audit trail with zero PII — regulators can inspect that verification occurred without accessing any user data
• Supports 50 US states (driver's license) and 112 countries (NFC passport with passive authentication)

Built by a doctor who had his SSN exposed in a 2016 healthcare data breach. MyProof applies a clinical principle to identity: never collect data you don't need, never store data you've already used, never transmit data that can be computed locally.

Patent pending. The proof is mathematical, not organizational. It cannot be breached because the data was never there.