Meeting someone online
Challenge“Hold up three fingers and say today's word.”
A real person, right now. Not a stolen selfie or an AI face.
Proof, identity and sign-in in one app
Send a link. They film the answer live in the Prson app, signed on their phone and checkable by anyone.
What Prson does
Free for people to verify, sign in and share. Businesses pay per verification. Only verified answers are charged. See business plans
Use cases
A challenge is one sentence. The answer is a live photo or video you can trust.
Challenge“Hold up three fingers and say today's word.”
A real person, right now. Not a stolen selfie or an AI face.
Challenge“Walk around the car, show the VIN and odometer.”
Ask before you send a deposit. The seller has to film it themselves.
Challenge“Open the front door and pan across the living room.”
Fake listings fall apart when the landlord has to be there.
Challenge“Power on the laptop and show the serial number.”
This exact item, in their hands, today.
Challenge“Show your workshop and the tool you'll use.”
Know who's coming before they come.
If they can show it on camera, you can ask for it. Add a twist, like today's word, and it's hard to fake.
Get early accessHow it works
Write one sentence or pick a template. Choose a deadline. Send the link by WhatsApp, email or wherever you found the listing.
They open the link in the free Prson app and film it on the spot. Location and motion are recorded and signed with the media.
Open the proof in any browser. Every check is spelled out, and the signature is verified on your screen. Keep it as a signed PDF.
Verified identity
Verify once with your passport or ID card chip. Then prove you're over 18, a real person, or an EU citizen with a link or QR code, without handing over a copy of your passport.
Where Prson can verify you
Passports from 133 countries, and national ID cards across the EU. Your phone reads the document's chip; Prson checks the issuing country's signature.
Your country: Pick your country to see which of its documents Prson can verify.
Missing your country? Tell us
Prson also checks that the chip itself is genuine, not a copy: with Active Authentication, or with Chip Authentication run by Prson's server (as Germany's ID card uses). A chip that can do neither counts one level lower.
Private sign-in
Sign in with your face or fingerprint on websites that offer Sign in with Prson. If you want their news, it reaches you in Prson, not by email.
Websites
Document signatures
Read your passport or ID card chip once. Then sign PDFs in a few taps with the legal name on that chip: no printing, no scanning, no account with each company.
An advanced electronic signature under the EU's eIDAS rules, not a qualified one.
Digitally signed with Prson
ANA MARIA SILVA
Privacy and safety
Prove what's needed and nothing more. Your passport photo and your face never leave your phone, and a fake site gets nothing it can reuse.
The chip's photo and your face never leave your phone. We keep a one-way code (a hash) of your details, not your name, birth date or document number.
Show you are over 18 and the site sees "yes", not your birth date. The same goes for your country, or being a real, verified person.
Each website gets its own key and ID for you, so sites can't compare notes. We don't keep a list of where you sign in, only the sites you allow to send you news.
Prson checks every address before you sign in, and each sign-in only works on the site that asked. A fake site can't reuse it.
What you share is stored encrypted, and the key travels only inside your link. Links expire, and you can revoke them.
No advertising and no analytics in the app. Crash reports are off unless you turn them on.
For developers
Let your users sign in as a verified person, ask them for proof, and check every answer on your own server.
A button and a QR code. Users approve in the app; you get only the facts you asked for, like “over 18” or a name.
@prson/login-sdk
Ask a customer to prove their identity, sign a PDF with their verified name, or film a live photo. Get a signed result by webhook.
REST · webhooks · MCP · CLI
Check signatures, proofs and signed PDFs offline, in Node, at the edge or in the browser.
@prson/login-verifier
Questions
The answer is filmed in the Prson camera, with the phone's motion recorded at the same time. A video of a screen doesn't move like the real scene, and the phone itself is attested by Apple or Google.
To answer, yes. It's free on iPhone and Android. You ask from the app too. To view a proof, a browser is enough.
Your passport photo and your face stay on your phone. Your name, birth date and document number are checked once, then we keep only one-way codes of them, not the values. When you sign a PDF, the certificate carries the name from your chip. We do keep what's needed to run the service: proofs until they expire, your email if you give us one for recovery, and your device's push token.
It's an advanced electronic signature under the EU's eIDAS rules: tied to the name on your passport chip, made on your phone, and any change to the PDF breaks it. It isn't a qualified signature, so documents that legally require one (some property or notarial deeds, for example) still need a qualified provider.
Only if you choose to share it. A website that wants to send you news asks when you sign in; its updates then reach you in the Prson app, and you can mute it, turn it off or remove it at any time.
Yes, to verify yourself, share facts, sign in and answer challenges. Asking for proof is free once a day; more uses credits. Businesses pay per verification from a prepaid balance (from 0.25 at launch prices, until 31 March 2027), and only for verified answers.
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