No password to phish
There's no password and no central vault of secrets. The thing attackers go after simply doesn't exist here.
Early access is open
Your identity, sealed in code.
No email. No phone. No password. On Sigyl your identity is a cryptographic key you alone hold — and a three-second liveness check keeps the bots out.
Try the concept · this demo runs in your browser
Forge an identity. Right now.
A taste of how Sigyl works: we generate a real signing key in your browser and use it to sign a message — nothing is uploaded. The Sigyl app does the same on your Android device, then connects you to the network. This page is just the demo.
A keypair is created locally. The private half never leaves this page.
Your alias—
Public key—
Private keyheld only by you — never shown, never sent
Nothing on this demo page is uploaded — the key stays in your browser. View source if you don't believe us; you should never just trust.
Why it's different
Built so there's nothing to steal.
Real humans, no bots
A three-second liveness check gates sign-up. Your photo never leaves your phone — only a one-way math fingerprint does.
Yours alone
Your key is generated and sealed inside your device's secure hardware. Every post and message is signed by you.
The idea
Passwords leak. Companies get breached. Bots flood the gates.
So we removed the thing that gets stolen.
No password to phish. No vault to raid. Just math you carry, and a network of real, vouched humans.
Math, not trust.Get in touch
Questions? Building something?
Press, partnerships, security disclosures, or just curious — reach the team directly.
team@sigyl.appWe read every message.