The client problem
Conventional social feeds give people little reliable information about whether an account represents a unique human or an automated identity.
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World ID · Verified-human social
A social product that made proof of personhood visible without requiring people to expose their real-world identity.
Conventional social feeds give people little reliable information about whether an account represents a unique human or an automated identity.
We designed a social network inspired by familiar timeline products while making proof of personhood a first-class part of the experience.
Orbit demonstrated a practical social primitive: people could see whether an account had verified as a unique human without requiring the product to expose a real-world identity.
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