Public demo — launching in the Netherlands
Your identity is nobody's business.
Sign in with your passkey — your device's face, fingerprint or PIN. Your data stays yours — you decide who sees what, every time.
The problem
Passwords are the weakest link on the internet. Stolen, reused, forgotten — billions of them leak every year. So we removed them entirely.
Step by step
Five moments, start to finish.
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Step 1 of 5
Create your YourID
Enter your email and we send you a 6-digit code, valid for 10 minutes. Then you create a passkey — and that's your account.
- The private key is generated on your device and stays there (or in your platform's passkey sync, like iCloud Keychain or Google Password Manager).
- You unlock it with your face, fingerprint or device PIN.
- YourID stores only the public key. There is no password at all — nothing to guess, reuse or leak.
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Step 2 of 5
Sign in anywhere you see “Login with YourID”
The site sends you to YourID, you confirm with your passkey, and you're sent straight back. It's built on OpenID Connect with PKCE — the same open standard behind most “Sign in with…” buttons.
- No new account, no new password for each site.
- Your passkey only works on YourID's real address, so a look-alike site can't use it.
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Step 3 of 5
See exactly what's asked — and decide
The first time a service asks, you see its name, the web address you'll return to, and every item it wants, listed one by one.
- Untick individual profile fields you'd rather keep to yourself.
- An age check returns only yes or no to “over 18” — never your date of birth.
- Nothing is shared until you tap Allow.
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Step 4 of 5
Stay in control afterwards
Your dashboard lists every connected service and exactly which fields it can see. One tap revokes access — its tokens stop working immediately.
- An activity log shows your sign-ins and consents.
- Sign out other devices; add, rename or remove passkeys.
- Delete your account and your data is removed from our live database immediately.
- Data a service already received falls under that service's own privacy policy.
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Step 5 of 5
Lost your phone? You're not locked out
Sign in on another device with a code sent to your email, add a new passkey there, and remove the lost phone's passkey in Settings.
- Using a synced passkey? It comes back on your new phone by itself.
- Once you remove the lost phone's passkey, it can never be used to sign in again.
Try it yourself
What does the shop see?
Flip the switches. On the left is the kind of consent screen you see in YourID. On the right is exactly what the service gets back.
You add a bottle of wine to your bouquet. The shop has to check that you're over 18.
Bloemist Van Dijk would like to know
Name
Sanne de Vries
Date of birth
12 March 1994
Email address
sanne@example.com
Over 18
Only yes or no
What Bloemist Van Dijk receives
1 of 4 sharedBloemist Van Dijk learns one thing: you're over 18. Not your name, not your birthday.
Fictional demo service and sample data. Simplified illustration. Field names follow the OpenID Connect standard.
Try it on the demo flower shop →In practice
Share less, in every situation.
Four examples of how it works. The services below are fictional demos we built to show the flow. They are not customers.
Prove you're 18 without giving your birthday.
The flower shop also sells wine. Instead of asking for an ID scan or your date of birth, it asks YourID one question: is this person over 18? The answer is yes or no.
Shared
- Over 18: yes
Not shared
- Date of birth
- Name
- ID document
Bloemist Van Dijk
openid · age
Gemeente Ravensdonk
openid · profile
Old webshop
openid · email
Your data
Every connection. One switch.
See every service that can read part of your identity, what exactly it sees, and revoke it with one tap. Consent that actually means something.
Under the hood
How a passkey works.
No password and no shared secret. Just a bit of maths only your device can do.
Step 1 of 4
Nothing secret ever travels. Your face or fingerprint never leaves your device, and a passkey only works on the site it was made for, so a look-alike phishing site gets nothing.
Side by side
How YourID compares.
An honest look at the two ways most people sign in today.
A secret on the server that can leak
- Passwords
- Yes. Every site keeps a copy of your password (usually hashed).
- Login with Google / Facebook
- Your provider account usually still has a password.
- YourID
- No. YourID stores only public keys.
The login provider sees where you sign in
- Passwords
- No provider in between.
- Login with Google / Facebook
- Typically yes, and that can feed its wider profile of you.
- YourID
- YourID sees your connections, to show them to you. No ads, never sold.
You choose what's shared, field by field
- Passwords
- You type details in by hand on every site.
- Login with Google / Facebook
- Usually a set profile bundle such as name, email and photo.
- YourID
- Yes. You approve each field.
Age check without your birthdate
- Passwords
- No.
- Login with Google / Facebook
- Not typically.
- YourID
- Yes, a yes or no for 18+ — once ID verification is live (coming soon).
Resistant to phishing
- Passwords
- No. A fake page can capture them.
- Login with Google / Facebook
- Depends on how you secure your provider account.
- YourID
- Yes. Passkeys only work on the real site.
Cut off one service
- Passwords
- Change your password or delete that account.
- Login with Google / Facebook
- Possible in your provider's settings.
- YourID
- One tap. Its access is cut off immediately.
Social logins differ per provider and settings. This table describes the typical case.
The promise
Free for everyone. Forever.
Three of the four YourID levels cost nothing. That is a promise from a foundation, not a pricing strategy.
Basic
Passwordless sign-in with passkeys
Basic Age
Everything in Basic, plus verified 18+ proof
Basic ID
Fully verified legal identity
Premium Flex
Flexible profiles for medical, financial and business use
Questions
Good questions.
YourID is a free digital identity from Stichting YourID, a Dutch foundation. You sign in to websites with a passkey instead of a password, and you decide field by field what each service gets to see — for example only that you're over 18, never your birthdate. YourID is in private beta.
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passwords stored by YourID.
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tap to revoke any service's access, forever.
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identity levels, free for everyone. A foundation's promise.
OIDC
A few lines of standard OpenID Connect to add YourID to your site.
YourID is governed by an independent non-profit foundation in the Netherlands. No shareholders. No ad model. No data for sale.
About the Foundation →Your identity is waiting.
Create your YourID in under a minute. Delete a password habit forever.