HESSKEY
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SIGNED IN WITH YOUR eID
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Your Hesskey is anchored to your eID card for now — sign in anytime with card + PIN. Move it to your phone to unlock everything else: the phone makes and keeps your keys.
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Workspace
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Binders are encrypted document collections stored on your phone (and pinned to IPFS in encrypted form). The keys never leave the device, so the web can't open them — by design, not by omission.
Open Hesskey on your phone → Binders
Coming soon. Things will surface the broader object graph beyond your spaces — the same placeholder you see on the phone for now.
Manage your clubs, venues and events in Spaces →
Personal
Your contact list stays on your phone — the browser never holds it. Find a contact picks one person on your phone to bring here; Invite someone shows a QR they scan with their Hesskey app to connect — no one can add you by DID.
Or open Hesskey on your phone → Contacts to manage the full list.
Chats stay on your phone for end-to-end security: Signal and MLS keys live in the phone's secure enclave, and this browser deliberately never receives them. Web messaging, if it ever ships, will be its own carefully-scoped device — never a copy of your identity.
Open Hesskey on your phone → Comms
Vouches are subject-held credentials — you carry them on your phone and present them selectively. There is intentionally no public on-chain ledger of who vouched for whom.
Open Hesskey on your phone → Vouches
Verify a vouch
Someone presented a vouch token to you? Verify it here.
Coming soon — and phone-only by design. The Vault is your phone's encrypted store (recovery material, eID-derived data, device keys); nothing in it can ever appear in a browser. The same placeholder you see on the phone for now.
Open Hesskey on your phone → Vault