MeIRL demo
Mock data

On sale now · August 2

SolsticeFestival

Two nights in the high desert. 40,000 people, and this year, every ticket went to a verified person.

The platform checks the proof on its own machines, with no call to MeIRL. So MeIRL being down never stops anyone signing in — a property we drill by removing the network entirely.

Choose your pass

MeIRL

Solstice is asking you to prove:

Solstice learns

  • I’m a real person, and new here
  • I’m over 18

They never see

  • Your name
  • Your face or photo
  • Your date of birth
  • Your address
  • Your documents
  • Your other accounts
  • Your activity anywhere else
How this stays private

Your device builds a zero-knowledge proof — a mathematical receipt that these statements are true, with nothing else inside. Solstice checks it offline and sees you as sf_9x2m-k41t-u8de, an identity that exists nowhere else. Across services, these identities cannot be linked by anyone — with one stated exception: every proof carries a sealed tag that the custodians and the panel can open together inside a logged dispute. It is the only route back, it takes more than one organization, and the number of times it has been used is public.

One tap. Nothing leaves your device but the proof.