One key, no password
Your key signs you in. There is no password to make, remember, reuse, or lose, because Liir has no passwords at all.
Liir for people
Your identity belongs to you. Liir makes that practical.
Sign in, prove a fact, share a file, approve a payment, or return to a relationship without giving every place another copy of you. You decide what crosses. Everything else stays yours.
Your key signs you in · Private vault · One path per relationship · Recovery cards
Your LiirPerson side
venue@liir.net asks
Are you over 18?
Ready: The signed answer crosses. Your document stays in your Vault.
One person, not one profile
Every part of life. None of it flattened together.
Each relationship gets its own path to you. Your bank, your doctor, your employer, your friends, and your favorite shop never share one name for you, so none of them can piece the rest of your life together.
Show the fact, not the file
Answer “over 18,” “licensed,” or “insured” with signed proof while the document behind that fact stays with you.
One private path per relationship
Every connection gets its own path. What names you to one place means nothing to another.
Come back as yourself
Your own key brings you back to the relationship. No security questions, and no proving yourself to a support desk.
Your VaultEncrypted on your side
Your Vault
Keep the source. Move only what the moment needs.
Your logins, records, photographs, notes, and files live in a vault that is sealed on your own device. A request never opens the vault. It asks you one question.
Pick an item and move the slider. The original stays sealed unless you choose to send the file itself.
A day with Liir
One instrument. Different moments.
Liir is not another universal profile. It is the place where you meet each relationship, see what it asks, and decide what happens.
The same key can sign you in, prove a fact, move a file, approve a payment, and pick a relationship up where you left it.
8:12 AM · Workroom
Sign in without making another password.
Your passkey opens the relationship. The site receives proof that the right authority is present, not a reusable secret.
Relationship
workroom@liir.net
Passkey approvedSigned in · no password sent
Recovery0 of 2 cards
Ways in, and ways to raise the alarm
Your three recovery cards
A device you already have gets you in. Your key, or one recovery card, can raise the alarm. Replacing your root key takes two cards.
Recovery
Losing a device does not mean losing yourself.
Recovery has layers. A device you still have gets you in day to day. Your key proves more. Your key, or one recovery card, can raise the alarm. Neither one alone can replace your root key.
Any two of your three recovery cards rebuild your root key in memory and start you fresh, with new devices, a new key, and new cards. Keep the three cards in three different places. Print them or save them as images, and read them back with a camera or from a saved picture or PDF.
Recovery restores your authority and keeps your relationships. While it runs, anything that moves money or hands something over pauses for seven days, and the rest of your Liir keeps working. People you marked as trusted beforehand can still receive from you, and their own accounts never freeze.
The shape of it
Private because it has less to expose.
Liir does not ask every institution to trust one giant identity database. It gives the person a direct, scoped way to participate in each relationship.
No universal trail
Every relationship gets its own path, so no one you deal with can use their name for you to find you somewhere else.
The smallest useful answer
A business asks for what the moment requires. You approve the answer, not access to everything behind it.
End the path, not the person
You can cut off one relationship without erasing your identity or touching any of the others.
Your relationships survive a theft
Recovery replaces a stolen key. You and your lawful relationships carry on.
Begin with your own
One Liir. Held by you.
Create the private place where your identity, your vault, your relationships, your approvals, and your recovery cards all belong to one person: you.
Create your Liir