Add
Getting a document in
Issuer-first, ordinary verbs, and a German eID card-and-PIN journey that opens by asking — calmly — whether you know your PIN. Preparing / Ready / Needs-attention live as a durable home card, not a page you must not close.
Architecture
How a jurisdiction-neutral identity runtime hosts EUDI and other national identity schemes without collapsing their trust or legal semantics.
How we’re building this
Two journeys the wallet owns: Add and Prove.
A platform chooser may decide which wallet answers a website — but everything that defines trust (authenticating the verifier, consent, sharing the minimum, your approval, and recovery) happens in the wallet. Here is our consumer UX direction as an interactive, testable prototype.
Prove
Sharing only the minimum
The wallet authenticates the verifier and shows who is asking, what is shared, why, and what is explicitly not shared — and warns when a site over-asks. Consent stays with the wallet, not the browser or OS.
For everyone
Built to test at 65–85
Native iOS patterns, 44-point controls, a large-text mode, high contrast, and a documented VoiceOver reading order for every screen — plus every error, interruption and resume state.
Open the interactive prototype
A design concept for internal direction and moderated user testing — not a shipping product or an official government interface.