Privacy by default
Classic PII such as email, phone, name, and IP is not stored by default. Minimization is architecture, not theater.
A Panama-based product company building Passkey-first authentication and the tools around it, so developers can ship sign-in, analytics, support, and distribution flows without defaulting to email capture.
Make modern identity and product telemetry safer, leaner, and easier to adopt for teams that care about privacy, speed, and clean infrastructure.
Passkeys and cookieless measurement should feel ordinary, not experimental. We want an.one and d.wtf to be practical infrastructure for that shift.
Classic PII such as email, phone, name, and IP is not stored by default. Minimization is architecture, not theater.
The browser client is delivered publicly from sdk.an.one. Online identifiers may still be personal data, so consent remains the customer’s legal call.
Small explicit systems: Go, TypeScript, Passkeys. We decompose hard problems instead of hiding them behind layers.
We earn it with working product and restrained claims, not by pretending privacy law simply disappears.
Take hard problems apart. Keep the stack understandable. Build for developers first. We use the same auth button on our own sites, including is.ag.
Investor relations and strategic partnerships at is.ag/investors.