We help organizations use AI effectively and safely. This has two elements: we help you put AI to work inside your business, and we build the safeguards so a named human stays accountable for anything sensitive. Underneath is the same identity and authority infrastructure we run for governments and developers: proof that a person is real, and control over what software may do on their behalf.

human.tech is a technology framework that strengthens the security, transparency, and integrity of digital interactions through advanced cryptographic techniques and decentralized networks.

Yes. Many of the organizations we work with run on email, spreadsheets, a website and a handful of software subscriptions, not on engineers. The engagement is built for that: we do the integration, and you keep the decision rights over what the AI is allowed to do. If you do have a technical team, they get the same stack as a set of developer products, with docs.

Your AI acts through TAP, our agent authorization layer. It calls your systems by credential name and never sees the secret. Actions you mark as sensitive stop and wait for a named person to approve them before they go through, and every approval is recorded. So the AI can work all day without anyone losing track of who authorised what.

Anything with a login or an API that you choose to connect: email, calendar, website, analytics, payments, CRM, cloud. Each connection is scoped. You decide which actions run on their own, which pause for approval, and which are off limits, and you can withdraw access at any time. The AI never holds your passwords or keys. Take away the connection and it can do nothing.

Book a call, write to hello@holonym.id, or read the longer case on the Services page. Developers can start in the docs.

Credentials stay in the authorization layer. Your AI, and the vendors behind it, never hold them. Your data stays with you. human.tech uses zero-knowledge proofs and client-side cryptography, so verification happens without revealing your raw data. We never store sensitive information on vulnerable servers. You control what you share, with whom, and when. Money moves the same way: privately, with compliance built in.

human.tech gives you a private, verified digital identity, and the wallet to use it anywhere online. At the core is the Human Key: a cryptographic secret created through advanced privacy-preserving math. From this key, you can generate secure wallets, identifiers, or nullifiers to prove you're real, unique, and verified, without exposing personal data. This unlocks access to apps, reputation systems, and financial services, all while keeping your identity fully private.

Most of the world lacks access to traditional digital IDs. human.tech offers alternative paths to personhood verification using biometric liveness, social attestations, and proof-of-humanness, enabling people to build onchain identity the way it fits them.

Less than you would have to trust a conventional supplier, and it is the architecture that carries that rather than our word. You stay the issuer of trust and sign from keys you hold. We never become the custodian of what you signed. The conditions under which anything can be disclosed are published before anyone consents to them, and key management and rotation are auditable by design. The core systems have been independently audited by Cure53, Hexens, Least Authority, Halborn, and Nethermind Security, and reports are available on request. We would rather state the limit than let you infer more than we mean. This is a strong guarantee against ordinary operators and attackers. It is not a claim of invulnerability against a nation state.

That is what Proof of Clean Hands is for. It is a credential proving that a person completed government ID verification with a liveness check and was screened against international sanctions and watchlist sources, without revealing who they are. An institution checks the credential instead of collecting and storing another copy of the customer file. Checks fail closed: if screening cannot complete, no credential is issued and the action is blocked. The architecture is built to be compatible with frameworks such as the FATF Travel Rule. That is architectural compatibility, not a legal certification. What applies to you depends on your jurisdiction and your regulator.

Yes. Everything we install is built from products a developer can pick up alone: TAP for agent authorization, the human.tech Wallet Protocol for embedded and agent wallets, Human Passport for proof of personhood, and the Clean SDK for private transfers with screening built in. All of it in one place at docs.human.tech, and the code on GitHub.