Building trust,
minus the center
We are engineers, cryptographers, and edge-computing practitioners building a Decentralized Zero Trust Architecture — so that trust lives at the edge, not in a single point of failure.
Trust is the problem we started with
Every centralized Zero Trust deployment concentrates identity and policy in one place — the “God View” — a honeypot that attackers keep betting on. We decided the answer wasn't a stronger PDP, it was removing the PDP entirely.
Who we are
A small team of systems researchers and builders who care about where security actually lives. We work across distributed ledgers, hardware security, applied cryptography, and mobile networking — and we refuse to ship privacy theater.
What drives us
A belief that users should never have to trust a cloud middleman with their data just to access an edge service. Our north star: personal data never leaves the device, and policy is enforced where the user is.
How we work
Proof first, marketing later. We build and benchmark the real thing — Fabric channels, Circom circuits, Envoy sidecars — and every claim on this site is backed by a layer we can point to.
Built on three commitments
The principles that shape every design decision we make.
No single point of control
Consensus-based governance replaces the central decision engine. No one entity — not even us — can aggregate identity data, see everything, or take the whole network down alone.
Privacy is the architecture, not a feature
Zero-knowledge proofs let systems verify claims without seeing the data. What you prove stays on your device; only a compact proof crosses the network.
Speed is a security property
Enforcement that must round-trip to the cloud is enforcement that can be intercepted, throttled, or bypassed. Sub-50ms local decisions at the edge are how trust stays practical.
Where we are today
A proof-first journey, layer by layer.
The Decentralized PKI
Hyperledger Fabric network: channels, orderers, CAs, CouchDB state and the revocation list are live — the shared global root of the whole system.
The Identity Protocol
Hybrid Aries wallet in progress — pairwise DIDs and verifiable credentials on W3C standards. The next milestone on our map.
From circuits to the edge
Up next: Circom zk-SNARK circuits, then Envoy-based enforcement at the Mobile Edge — and ultimately on-device enclaves on real phones. We publish our progress as we build, layer by layer.
Trust shouldn't live in one place.
If you build for the mobile edge, let's talk about decentralizing your Zero Trust layer — or see how the architecture fits together.