A working prototype · consent-first by design

Where you both are, right now.

A boundary keyring you control: mark your enthusiastic yeses, your ask-me-firsts, your curiosities, and your hard limits — then see the honest intersection with someone, and affirm it fresh, together.

A green key is a signal in this moment — never a contract, never a receipt. Consent here is verbal, ongoing, and revocable; this tool only helps you keep it current. It will never say "they agreed," only "this is where you both are right now." For adults (18+). It can't assess capacity — if anyone's not clear-headed, it's a no. A no, or a change of heart, never needs a reason.

Mark what's true for you

private · encrypted on your device · change it anytime

Enthusiastic yes Ask me in the moment Curious / maybe Hard limit

Health window — optional, only you see this

If barrier-free is on your ring, you can note when you last tested and the cadence you've agreed to. If the window's gone stale, the meeting will gently flag it.

Last tested Cadence (days)

Before a scene, you'd each open your key and exchange it by a tap or a scan — no account, no server. Here, set a stand-in partner key, and we'll compose the honest intersection on this device. Nothing is uploaded; nothing is kept as a record.

Partner key

One real question

Both of you — clear-headed, unhurried, and genuinely willing, right now?

I'm clear & willing They've said the same

A green light, just for now.

This signal is for this moment only — it doesn't carry to tomorrow, and either of you can change it without a word. Keep talking; the key is the conversation, not a substitute for it.

In the real product these keys are short-lived, signed, and encrypted to each other at exchange time — never a central ledger of who consented to what (that would be a honeypot). They expire on their own, so nothing lingers as "still valid" tomorrow. Built on the zero-knowledge layer.