Both apps work, but their primary purpose is to demonstrate the paradigm, which any service can use.
While the apps may be klunky demos, they could be how this starts.
Build our human network on our own, sign our contributions using our own cryptographic keys.
Allow any service to leverage our decentralized, heterogeneous identity network so we can know who's who everywhere.
Allow any service to publish our own content using our own identities.
Create and store your cryptographic keys
your identity key
delegate keys for services you authorize
Scan other folk's phones to sign and publish statements vouching for their humanity and identity (public key, name they go by)
QR sign-in into services as yourself with or without a delegate key.
Manage (clear or revoke) anything you've signed
Klunky but sufficient, ready for growth, built on solid cloud infrastructure
Export your keys when a better app comes along
A demo / reference implmentation / proof of concept of the paradigm, works with the ONE-OF-US.NET phone app.
Identify yourself using your public key to use trusted content from your Point of View.
Sign in with a delegate key to publish your contributions as yourself.
Show everything that's going on (statements, signatures, identity keys, delegate keys, identity network conflicts, 3'rd party verification, etc..)
Puny and weak, won't handle thousands of anything (people, posts) around you (or any particular PoV, but you can shit Pov).
Purist: naked, fully open
Dime-a-dozen forum like web app to submit and rate links and facilitate following others.
