Authentication · Authorization · Cryptography · Privacy
Passkeys instead of passwords. Keys that never leave your device. Sessions that live in your browser, not on a server. Security that is provable, not promised.
🔑 Sign in with a passkeyWebAuthn passkeys, end to end. No shared secrets, nothing to phish, nothing to leak in a breach — the private key never leaves your authenticator.
Stateless, signed sessions. Your access is a verifiable claim in your own browser — checked by signature, not by a lookup in someone's database.
Client-side crypto utilities that run entirely in your browser. Plaintext never crosses the wire; the server is not part of the trust boundary.
No accounts you didn't ask for, no tracking pixels, no analytics profiles. What happens on your device stays on your device.
Registration and sign-in are full WebAuthn ceremonies — origin-bound challenges, verified by the Pike framework on a Cloudflare Worker.
Every security event links into a tamper-evident hash chain. History can be verified, not merely trusted.
Turnstile bot protection, rate limiting, strict security headers, and a kill switch — layered so no single control is load-bearing.