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Open source · Pre-launch

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A cloud-native, open-source studio for digital identity, security, and sovereignty. We help organizations prove who's who — people and the AI agents acting for them — and keep control of their own data, for the citizens and professionals who depend on it. Built in the open.

Verifiable trust, everywhere it's needed — nothing sensitive left lying around.

What we do

One path to identity you actually own.

Learn it, adopt it, own it — three stages of the same relationship, not three products to buy.

Standards & protocols

We speak the standards, not a proprietary dialect.

Interoperable by default. We build on the open, international protocols your stack — and your regulator — already expect, so nothing here locks you in.

Identity & access
OpenID ConnectOAuth 2.1SAML 2.0SCIMFIDO2 / WebAuthnPasskeysJOSE (JWT/JWS/JWE)
Wallets & verifiable credentials
EUDI Wallet (ARF)W3C Verifiable CredentialsDecentralized Identifiers (DIDs)OpenID4VC / OpenID4VPSD-JWT VCISO/IEC 18013-5 (mDL)
Signatures & trust services
eIDAS 2.0Qualified Signatures (QES)PAdES / XAdES / CAdESX.509 & PKICloud Signature Consortium
Cloud-native security
SPIFFE / SPIREMutual TLSZero Trust (NIST 800-207)OPA / RegoOpenTelemetry
Compliance & sovereignty
GDPRNIS2ISO/IEC 27001SOC 2Gaia-X

Workshops & training

Hands-on sessions, not another slide deck.

We run practical workshops for engineering and platform teams — digital identity, zero trust, sovereignty, and AI-driven threat detection — scoped to your actual context. Remote or on-site.

Half-day or full-dayRemote or on-siteSmall groups, hands-on labs

Open source, by default

We're new. Everything we ship will be open source.

We don't think identity and security infrastructure should be a black box. We're a new studio and don't have a public tool out yet — but every project we ship will be open source from its first commit, so you can audit it, run it yourself, and contribute back instead of taking it on faith. The same goes for AI: we favour models you can run on your own infrastructure, so identity and personal data stay sovereign — under your control, not a vendor's.

$ credentics status
status:  pre-launch
license: Apache-2.0 (planned)
first release: in progress
$credentics roadmap --watchlive
stream: public changelog
next: first repository
access: open by default

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