OwlID

    OwlID apps

    OwlID ships two end-user apps alongside the platform. Your customers can use them out of the box — no custom client or scanner UI required.

    OwlID Wallet — for holders

    Where users keep their credentials and present proofs. Issuers point customers to the wallet during signup; verifiers point people there when they scan a QR.

    • Live: https://wallet.owlid.app
    • What it does: passkey registration, runs the issuance flow with your provider of choice, stores ProofDocuments locally, scans verifier QRs, signs and presents tokens.
    • Cross-platform: PWA — installs to iOS / Android home screen, runs the same in any browser. Native shells planned.
    • Build your own: source at packages/app/ (MIT). Fork it if you need a branded wallet.

    When you set up issuance, the redirect URL after KYC sends the user back into the wallet — they install it once and reuse it across every issuer that uses OwlID.

    OwlID Verifier — for relying parties

    Browser-based scanner you can deploy in minutes for low-volume or kiosk use cases. Generate a QR for a request, watch the result come in. No code required for the basic flow.

    • Live: https://verifier.owlid.app
    • What it does: pick predicates ("over 18", "EU resident", custom), render the QR full-screen, get a green/red result. Backed by your account's API key.
    • When to use it: bouncer at the door, conference check-in desk, kiosk, internal manual checks, smoke tests during integration.
    • When to build your own: high-volume programmatic flows, deep integration with your existing checkout / sign-in, custom branding. Use OwlVerifier directly.
    • Source: packages/verifier-app/.

    Operator dashboard — for you

    The control panel for your account. Mint API keys, register trusted issuers, view metrics, push revocations, run GDPR erasure. Every team gets one when they sign up.

    How they fit together

    The platform handles the back-end — issuance HTTP API, verification API, on-chain trust anchors, revocation pubsub. Apps are thin clients that drive those APIs through the SDK.