Products & technology

A secure synchronization layer for the hardware you already have.

Our platform combines NFC provisioning, Bluetooth device context, and passkey authentication so a physical interaction can become a verifiable, auditable workflow.

Platform overview

From tap to trusted session.

1. NFC provisioning

A tag UID and protected key material establish a hardware-specific identity. Diversified keys help avoid treating every tag as the same secret.

2. Bluetooth context

Mobile-device context can accompany the hardware event, helping an operator connect the physical action to the device and workflow involved.

3. Passkey authorization

Passkeys add phishing-resistant user verification around the hardware event, while role-aware workspaces keep administration and operations separate.

Secure data flow

Designed for clear boundaries.

  • Hardware identity is separated from user authentication.
  • Operator, Maker, and Admin responsibilities remain scoped.
  • Key diversification uses the tag identity and controlled configuration.
  • Lifecycle operations can be audited through the backend.
physical tag → NFC UID ↓ diversified key + device context ↓ passkey verification ↓ authorized workspace action
Hardware

Legacy-bridge hardware

Bridge hardware is intended to connect compatible legacy interfaces to modern authentication and synchronization workflows. Final dimensions, interface support, power requirements, and pricing depend on the target deployment and will be published with each supported model.

Interface compatibility

Designed around the legacy access point or controller being integrated. Compatibility is validated per model and installation.

Security boundary

The bridge should minimize exposed legacy functionality and keep secrets and authorization decisions under controlled software paths.

Deployment notes

Every installation should document power, enclosure, connectivity, recovery, and maintenance requirements before rollout.

Software dashboard

Three workspaces, one operational picture.

Admin workspace

  • Manage system configuration and access boundaries
  • Review lifecycle state and audit information
  • Oversee organizations and platform health

Maker workspace

  • Register devices and supported hardware
  • Manage maker-scoped resources
  • Work with device and passkey flows

Operator workspace

  • Use assigned devices and NFC tags
  • Activate, deactivate, and inspect lifecycle state
  • Complete secure operational actions