Promise is a single-sign-on platform using a standard protocol. It is non-profit. We're just here to fix authentication for all of us. Nothing else. We promise!
OK, I got this. Probably should create a new password for this, but I'll use that same ol' one. I do feel a bit guilty, though. What? I can't? 12 character limit? OK, then …
OK, let's use this. I hope I won't get too many ads about this specific product category. And also, I hope no one in my family starts seeing ads within this product category, and …
Oh, what a nice solution to a common problem. One password for everything. This is how it should be. I like it.
We care about sleep. Deeply. And the only way we can sleep at night, is by building a truly secure system robust to incidents, but with detailed procedures for incident handling.
Decoupling authentication from personal identity makes this the solution that potentially can become universal. Promise is an authentication provider completely void from personal identity.
Promise has no commercial interests. No ads to show. You never have to worry if your data will be sold to highest bidder. It won't.
The source code for Promise is available for anyone to read. This ensures that both quality and security is as high as humanly possible.
Promise is made by human beings. The only interest is to serve other human beings. We're not here for profits. We only care about creating a piece of internet infrastructure that will make all of our digital lives just a little bit easier and more secure.
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