Live in beta
HumanKey
Relationship-sized authentication. HumanKey brings digital trust back to the scale of the handshake: reciprocal, isolated relationship keys instead of one master identity container.
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Abracadoo.app
The free reference implementation of consent-native trust.
Abracadoo.app is a functional beta implementation of HumanKey and Abracadabracadoo-style consent communication. It exists to make the protocol stack concrete, usable, inspectable, and forkable.
FractalIdentity remains in active development and is included here as the emerging roadmap layer: context-sized selfhood, plural channels, roles, aliases, and boundaries for future versions of the app.
Implementation status
What works now
Live in beta
Abracadabracadoo
Consent-native encrypted communication with proof structures designed for verification without plaintext exposure: proof, presence, and receipt without unnecessary over-disclosure.
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FractalIdentity
In development
FractalIdentity is the emerging roadmap layer: context-sized selfhood, plural channels, roles, aliases, and boundaries for future versions of the app.
In Abracadoo.app, this means future support for identity that can stay bounded by relationship and context instead of being forced through one universal profile, handle, wallet, or platform-owned account.
Read the FractalIdentity draftWhy this exists
A working door into the field.
Abracadoo.app is not intended to be the only implementation of the stack.
It is a working reference point: a place where the ideas can be tested in public, inspected in code, improved by others, and eventually surpassed by better consent-native tools.
Use it. Fork it. Break assumptions. Build better doors.
Code
Inspect, fork, improve.
The public repository is the implementation surface for builders who want to test the beta, review the protocol assumptions, or adapt the patterns into their own consent-native systems.
The beta code is available for review, experimentation, and forks.
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