IdentiKey

Open source

The identity layer is published so you can read it, run it, and leave with your keys. The protocol is meant to outlive any one company. The provider you can log in with today is the same tree as identikey-core.

  • identikey-core

    The provider

    The OpenID provider behind auth.identikey.me. Passkeys, pairwise subjects, and keys that stay on a custody ladder the token server does not hold.

    AGPL-3.0, or a commercial license

  • identikey-protocol

    The formats

    A password-encrypted wallet, hardware-backed challenges for the Secure Enclave and TPM, capability tokens, and a signed log that verifies in the browser.

    Apache-2.0 or BSD-2-Clause-Patent

  • recrypt

    Sharing you can take back

    Post-quantum proxy recryption. Share a file through storage that never sees the plaintext, then revoke that share without re-encrypting the file.

    Permissive libraries, AGPL for the running stack

  • tools

    The vault

    Content-addressed encrypted storage. Ed25519 signatures, Curve25519 encryption, and any S3-compatible store. The server stores ciphertext.

    MIT, named in the README

The IdentiKey organization holds the rest of the public tree, including the handbook.

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World Tree

A commons, not a landlord

IdentiKey is one layer of the World Tree Network. Neighbors keep the network running. Records stay in the building. You can leave with what is yours. Radios, keys, the box in the closet, and recryption are the same stack: a place people hold together, instead of land rented from a platform.