Identity should be
owned, not rented.

The internet runs on passwords nobody remembers and OTPs that cost businesses a fortune. Meanwhile, a new class of user has arrived — AI agents that log in, act, and transact on your behalf, often with your raw credentials. The old model was already broken for people. For agents, it's dangerous.

Kiauth replaces it with a single, biometric-verified identity. You approve each connection. You see every session. You revoke in one tap — whether the thing logging in is you, or something you delegated to.

• You own the graph. The map of who you are and what you've connected belongs to you, not to us and not to the apps you use.
• Consent is the product. We are an authorization layer — we never store the credentials or data of the apps you sign into.
• Agents are first-class. An AI agent gets a scoped, time-boxed, revocable grant — never your password.
• Trust is earned through craft. Privacy by architecture, not by promise: hashes over raw identifiers, keys that never leave your device.

We're starting where the need is sharpest. India has the world's largest digital-identity rails and a fast-moving data-protection law (the DPDP Act). Aadhaar gives us a strong, government-backed trust anchor; phone + biometric is the mechanism that travels anywhere. We're building for global scale from day one.

Partnerships, press, or just curious? Reach us at hello@kiauth.com. Building something? The team is at founders@kiauth.com.