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Zingularis gives every user a trust score that reflects how reliable other users have found you. It is not a rating you give yourself, and it is not something Zingularis hands out. Trust is built between people.

How it works

Other users can vouch for you. When someone vouches, a portion of their own trust flows to your score — they are putting some of their reputation behind you. The more trusted the person vouching, the more your score grows from it. You can vouch for others too, in the same way, once your own score is high enough.

What trust does for you

Sites that use Zingularis can read your trust score and grant you more access, more credit, or more capabilities as it grows. A higher trust score signals to other users and to sites that you have a track record. It is also how serious rule violations leave a mark: indirect penalties can ripple through the people who vouched for someone who broke the rules.

Why it exists

Most platforms rely on a central authority deciding who is trustworthy. Zingularis builds trust the same way it works in real life — through the people who already know you. That makes the system harder to fake, slower to game, and meaningful in a way a star rating is not.

You build trust by being someone others want to vouch for. You spend it by enabling things on sites that require it. And it stays with you across every site that uses Zingularis — it is yours, not any single site’s.

Zingularis is built so that the platform sees as little of you as possible, and so that the sites you visit see only what you have explicitly chosen to share. Privacy is not a setting we layer on top — it is how the system is wired.

No passwords, anywhere

You sign in with the passkey already on your device — the same one your phone or laptop uses for biometric login. We never see your passkey itself, and there is no password for an attacker to phish or guess. The biometrics stay on your device.

Sensitive data can be encrypted on your device

For the data you choose to mark as sensitive, encryption happens on your device before it ever reaches our servers. Only your device holds the key. Even our own engineers cannot read that data. If we were compelled to hand over what we have, what we have is ciphertext.

Sites only see what you expose

Each identity you create has its own exposures — name, contact details, location, photo, and so on. When a site asks for your data, the platform itself filters the response. Anything you have not exposed is never loaded, never returned, and never reaches the site. The check happens at the database query level, not in the user interface, so a site cannot bypass it by calling the API a different way.

Sites cannot link you across the web

Every identity gets a different ID for every site it is used on. Two sites both using Zingularis cannot compare IDs and conclude you are the same person, even if you used the same identity on both. Cross-site tracking through Zingularis is not just discouraged — it is structurally impossible.

You stay in control

Change what an identity exposes, disconnect it from a site, or delete it entirely whenever you want. Sites see the new state on their next request.

Risk is how Zingularis lets you decide what kinds of content and interactions you want to be exposed to. Instead of a single rulebook everyone has to follow, each user picks their own level — and the platform protects them at the level they have chosen.

Levels, not on-off switches

Risk runs from level 0 (maximum safety, suitable for the most sensitive use) up to level 6 (no limits beyond what you have explicitly agreed to). Each step up unlocks more content and more kinds of interaction. Each step down is a tighter filter.

Two-way protection

If your level is low, content above it is not just hidden behind a warning — it is never sent to your session at all. You cannot stumble into it by accident. If your level is high, you have actively confirmed that you want to see what comes with it, and where appropriate, you have verified the things that level requires (like age or identity).

You can change it any time

Lowering your level takes effect immediately. Raising it requires confirmation — sometimes verification too — because it exposes you to new categories. Sites that use Zingularis check your level before showing you anything sensitive, so the same level controls your experience everywhere.

Why it works this way

Traditional platforms have to decide one acceptable line for everyone, and that line is always wrong for someone. Zingularis lets each user draw their own line, and then makes the platform respect it. The result is that people who want more freedom can opt in, and people who want more protection actually get it — not just a softer warning, but real protection.

With Zingularis, you no longer have to handle personal data yourself. Keep your own database for content, and link each user to that content through a unique Zingularis user ID. Your users’ personal data is stored through our solution. If you deal with sensitive information, or simply want extra security, you can store that data encrypted — so strongly that not even our own engineers can read it.

Your users manage their own data directly in Zingularis. That means GDPR obligations like “delete me” or access to stored information are handled automatically by us, not by you. No legal headaches, no expensive privacy infrastructure.

You can also set requirements for how strongly a user must be verified — age, identity, or other attributes — before they get access. This dramatically reduces the risk of fake accounts, bots and the like, so you know that whoever signs in really is who they claim to be.