You were invited.

Liir is by invitation. Enter your invite code, or open the link that came with it.

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Welcome to Liir.

This is a new form of identification. No personal information is required unless you choose to offer it.

For most people this takes about five minutes. Nothing to write down, nothing to memorize — bring something to drink if you like. When you're ready, we'll begin.

In a hurry? Keep your invite code and come back later. No rush: the door will know you.

What you are about to make

A Liirlit: your name, worn as a mark. Today it signs you in with no password, gives you a mail address, and opens a vault only you can read. Everything else it will do is being built, and none of it is promised here.

Beads + blades are the name. The longer the name, the more beads and blades it takes to say it.

Rings change how your mark looks, nothing else. Your name decides how many rings it needs; wearing extra is style. No penalty, no advantage, no security difference.

Armor is the choice that changes the math. An armored mark carries backup copies of itself and survives damage.

The heart is you. A reminder that your verification lives in the center, and without your touch the Liirlit is incomplete.

the full anatomy lives at how Liir works

Claim your name

your hour begins when you continue · reserved names wait for you

your account name free · forever

Your name is public. It is how people reach you. Pick one you would say out loud.

@liir.net

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Your account name: how you sign in, your mail address, and the name your vault answers to. One claim covers every size and armor, so no one else can wear it in any shape. Never for sale, never taken back. It stays private: when you write to someone, they see a random address for you, never this.

and · or

display name · vanity nameplate optional · $4.99

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Your display name, if you want one. Without it, people see a random name for you in every room and every letter. With it, they see this word on a silver mark. Optional, $4.99 once, yours forever; you can add one later from your account.

Your heart

The center of your mark can show that your age was verified. It is optional. If you choose it, an outside service checks your age and tells us only pass or fail: never a document, never a birth date, nothing stored.

Lit, your Liir can open doors that ask for an adult. Unlit, everything else works exactly the same. You decide at the end of this walk, or any day later from your account, or never.

Your Vault

Your Vault seals whatever you choose to keep — and it opens with keys, never passwords. Its true key is a stone of pure chance, minted the moment your Liir is born. Nothing you memorize, nothing you type. We cannot read what it seals. That is the product.

Where it lives is yours to choose: on this device, free; across your own devices as a small private network, which our app walks you through; or hosted by us, sealed before it ever leaves your hands. Same keys, same cards, wherever it rests.

Three cards print with your breath — the last thing this ceremony does. On an ordinary day, one card and your sign-in open the vault together. If your devices are ever gone, any two cards, held up to a camera, bring everything home — nothing memorized, nothing typed. One stays with you, one in a safe place at home, one somewhere else entirely. Never two in the same drawer.

No printer right now? Nothing is lost: the vault simply waits. Your name, your mail, and your sign-in all work from today; the vault wakes the day its cards exist. Print them any day at /me — at home, a library, a friend's. Never save the print as a file on your computer. Print it. Print extra copies if you like, and keep them in safe places: all three cards in one place is the whole key.

identity right now · the vault the moment its cards exist

Ready when you are.

Everything below happens together, or none of it happens at all.

the doors reopen · continue there returns you right here

Your key. No password. On your phone it works everywhere. On this computer it works only here.

phone: a security key or your browser's passkey store also works here · on a shared computer, use your phone

Your vault seals at your breath — print its key first. Three pages, one click: your three recovery cards, straight to paper. This screen never shows them — the print is the only copy.

all three pages wear your family mark · check it as they come out — the mark is a label, never a secret

Never save this as a file on your computer. Print it. Print extra copies if you like, and keep them in safe places.

one with you, one at home, one somewhere else — never two in the same drawer · one card + your sign-in opens your vault · any two bring everything home · no printer here? we'll leave a notice in your account — the cards print any day at /me

The center of your mark is your heart — it lights when your age is verified, and how brightly is how far it opens. Choose the range you're in and the doorway proves it, or walk on unlit: the heart is optional, and it can light any day at your account.

we keep the answer, never your age · watch your Liirlits as the answer lands

The nameplate is the one thing here with a price: $4.99. Your true name is free, forever, either way.

card is Stripe · bitcoin is BTCPay · your Liir is already real — only the plate rides on this charge · rehearsal — make the next charge miss

We're sorry — the ceremony can't finish without your age. The verification didn't pass, and an account here cannot exist without it.

Nothing was made and nothing was kept — not your name, not a key, not a document. Your name goes back on the shelf, and if this was a mistake, the door is here whenever you want to try again.

walk back out under the sky

walk away now and nothing ever existed · your reservation holds for thirty minutes