Sovereign Digital Identity

Your identity,
not theirs.

A decentralized digital identity service that belongs to you — pseudo-anonymous by default, and built so we couldn't read your data even if we wanted to.

Why it matters

A different shape of digital ID

Digital identity is becoming essential to everyday life — banking, healthcare, voting, work, social media. Most of the systems being rolled out concentrate that power with a single issuer who sees every use. Flowsta Identity is built around a different idea: the keys to your identity belong to you, no single party gates access, and no one — including us — needs to see what you do with it.

Built from a single principle.

You shouldn't have to trust anyone — including us — to keep your digital identity safe. So we built it so no single party can read it, lose it, freeze it, or take it away. Your data lives encrypted on a distributed network, secured with keys derived from your password — keys we never see. With Flowsta Vault on your desktop, your cryptographic identity lives entirely on your machine too — never on our servers. Flowsta is how you use your identity. Not who holds it.

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Flowsta Identity dashboard

What makes it different

Six things that set it apart

Pseudo-Anonymous by Default

Your identity is a cryptographic key, not a real name. Use it without revealing who you are — until you choose to.

Decentralized

Powered by Holochain — no central server to hack, no single company to deplatform you, no single point of failure.

Zero-Knowledge

Mathematically impossible for anyone to read your data — not even Flowsta. The architecture, not the policy.

Invisible When You Use It

Sign in with Flowsta and we don't see where. No surveillance footprint — every login stays between you and the service.

You Can Leave

If Flowsta-the-company vanished tomorrow, your identity still works. Open standard, runs on any Holochain conductor.

Verifiable Trust

The parts that touch your keys are open source. Anyone can audit. You don't have to trust us — the math does the work.

Pseudo-anonymous, plainly

Anonymous unless you choose otherwise

Your Flowsta Identity is a cryptographic key — not a name, an address, or a government number. You can sign in, sign files, link devices, and use any app on the standard without ever revealing who you are in real life.

If you choose to share your Flowsta DID or one of your Holochain agent IDs publicly — by posting it, putting it on a website, or attaching your real name to your account — you've chosen to associate that identity with yourself. Until then, what you do with it stays separate from who you are.

That's the difference between anonymous (no identifier at all) and pseudo-anonymous (a stable identifier that doesn't have to be tied to a real name). Pseudo-anonymity lets you build a reputation, sign work as the same author over time, and be recognised across services — without giving up the right to be private when you want it.

A different design

How it differs from centralized digital ID

Most digital identity schemes being rolled out solve real problems — and we don't want to take that away. The difference is structural. Here's how it lands at the points that matter for you.

Who issues it

Centralized digital ID

A single party — usually a government or large company.

Flowsta Identity

You do. Your identity comes from your own 24-word recovery phrase.
Your identifier

Centralized digital ID

One global ID across every service that asks for it.

Flowsta Identity

Per-context keys. Apps can't link you together without your permission.
When you use it

Centralized digital ID

Every login can be logged centrally and correlated over time.

Flowsta Identity

We don't see where you sign in. Logins stay between you and the service.
If you lose access

Centralized digital ID

Recovery goes through the issuer — or it's not possible at all.

Flowsta Identity

Your recovery phrase restores everything. You control it.
If the system shuts down

Centralized digital ID

Your identity goes with it.

Flowsta Identity

You take your data and keys with you. The standard is open, so they can be used elsewhere.

In practice

What you can do with it

Sign in to apps

One login for Flowsta, Sign It, third-party Holochain apps and any service that supports the standard.

Sign your files

Use Sign It to cryptographically sign anything you make. Your authorship and rights, verifiable by anyone.

Run Holochain apps

Vault hosts a local conductor. Third-party Holochain apps install alongside your identity — you approve every connection.

More on the way — proof of humanity, AI agents that act on your behalf, and an open ecosystem of third-party apps.

Verifiable trust

You don't have to trust us

The parts of the system that handle your identity and your keys — Flowsta Vault, the Holochain network code, the SDKs — are open source. Anyone can read them. Anyone can build their own client against the same standard.

The other parts of our stack (the billing system, the dashboard, the coordination layer) aren't open source — but they don't need to be for privacy purposes. The architecture is designed so that even if we wanted to read your identity data, we couldn't. That's what zero-knowledge means: not a promise, a property.

In short: you don't have to take our word for any of this. The cryptography is open. The math is the same for everyone. We built it so we couldn't snoop even if we wanted to.

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Free forever. No credit card. You stay anonymous unless you choose not to.

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