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One BotShield ID. Proof of a person, never of who.

A passkey. One ID, yours. Take it to any platform, any account, any agent: one tap proves a person is behind the account and meant this act, and nothing about you travels. When it lapses, one tap brings it back.

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Free for people · live on the web.

The BotShield app — your BotShield ID
Trusted Accounts

Secure the account once. Then the site can trust you.

Where a site offers Secure your account with BotShield, one tap, and BotShield notarizes the relationship between the account and your BotShield ID. From then on, when the site asks if a person is here, one tap answers — no ID, no selfie, no puzzle. And nothing about you travels — go by any name you like.

A site offering Secure your account with BotShield, and the same account listed in Trusted Accounts in the BotShield app
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No ID checks needed.

The site already has its fact: a live human is behind this account. It has no reason to ask you for a document, a selfie, or a puzzle.

One tap answers.

A post, a payout, a change that counts — when the site asks if a person is here, your passkey answers and the site gets its fact. The same tap, every time it matters.

Yours to end.

Unlink from the app any time. Change your login on the site and the link ends. Only you see the list — the site never learns your other accounts, or your name.

Identity stops here. Proof goes with you.

Stays with you

Your identity stays.

Your name, your email, your ID, your birthday. None of it leaves.

Travels
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A person, never an identity.

A Human Gate asks if a real human is here. An Age Gate asks if you’re old enough. One tap answers either — a signed proof, tied to a handle made for that one site. Never who, never where.

What the site gets
{ human: true, over_18: true }A fact — never a name, never a birthday.

One fact. Never a name.

Human, or of age. That’s all the site learns. No ID to hold, no birthday to store, nothing about you.

Common questions

BotShield ID FAQ

Is a BotShield ID a login?
No. You keep the sign-in you already use. Link BotShield ID sits on top of it, and BotShield notarizes the relationship between the account and your ID — one ID, one account per platform — so the site knows a person is behind it, and nothing about you travels.
What does a site learn about me?
One fact: a real human is here, or old enough. Never your name, your email, your face, your birthday. A handle made for that one site, joinable to no other.
Can an agent, or anyone else, answer as me?
The site’s login is the site’s. What nobody can do is answer for you: when a platform or an agent asks for a person, the yes is your passkey, and a bot has nothing to give. If your credential on the site changes and the site reports it, the link ends.
If BotShield never learns who I am, what stops one person from making many IDs?
Nothing makes it impossible, and we don’t say it does. Every ID stands on its own signed-in Apple or Google account, on a device, and every act a site gates takes a live tap with its passkey. One ID secures one account per platform. A second ID means a second root and a second life of showing up — the arithmetic is yours to do.
What does it cost, and what if it lapses?
Free for people. When it lapses, one tap in the app brings it back. Nothing to upload, nothing to remember.

Keep your ID in your wallet.

Where a site runs BotShield, a tap on your passkey answers for you — a person is here, or old enough — and no document, no selfie, no birthday ever leaves your hands. Proof goes with you. Identity stays. Free for people.

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