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Your AI agent should carry your permission. Not your password.
Verigrant gives your AI agent an identity that comes from you, the way signing in with your email account gave apps one. It carries your grant, works with your data inside limits you set, and your sensitive details travel sealed to the business you chose.
Free for people. Always.
Two problems, one answer.
AI agents can now shop, book and apply for you. They do it the hard way. They pretend to be you in a browser, scrape pages built for people, and type your details into forms. The website cannot tell who sent them. You cannot tell what they did.
We think we have solved both halves of that.
First, how an agent proves who it works for. With Verigrant, your agent carries a short pass that shows a website a real, verified person sent it, for this purpose, inside limits that person set. The pass does not carry your name.
Second, how an agent talks to the websites you already use. Websites that use Verigrant give agents a second front door built for them. It answers with structured data, live: what is for sale, what it costs, what is open right now. Your agent sends back a structured request. It is a two way street of structured data instead of scraping.
Set it up once. Then let it work.
- Connect your assistant. One click from your AI assistant. You sign in to Verigrant and approve. No keys to copy and no codes to paste. This is Connect.
- Set its limits. Choose where it may go, why it may act for you, what it may do, and the most it may spend. You read the limits in plain words before you approve them.
- It acts, and you approve what matters. Your assistant searches and compares on its own. When it wants to book, buy or apply, it asks you first, with one tap or your authenticator code, depending on the step.
You lend permission. You never hand over the keys.
Today, letting an agent act for you often means giving it your password, or letting it drive a browser that is signed in as you. Then it can do anything you can do, and nobody can tell the difference.
A Verigrant pass is different. It is a grant from you, for one site at a time, for a stated purpose, with a short life. A pass lasts ten minutes at most. Your agent asks for a fresh one each time.
The website checks the pass itself, against keys Verigrant publishes. It does not need to call us to do it.
You can stop a task, or revoke the agent, in one press. Verigrant stops giving it passes at once, and any pass it already holds runs out within minutes.
Your agent works with your structured data, on your terms.
Your record lives in Verigrant: your details, your history, your documents. Most of it is sealed in your own browser before it reaches us. The security page names the parts that are not.
Your agent does not need a copy of you to act for you. When it needs something, it asks for exactly that, inside the limits you set. A request that goes past your limits is refused, and your agent is told why.
When you connect your assistant with Connect, it does not hold a key to your record.
Every pass, every order and every payment approval is listed under "What your agents did", so you can see what happened and when.
Your agent carries them. It cannot read them.
Some details should only ever reach the business that needs them. Your traveller details. Your address. Your application.
When your agent needs one of these for a purchase, your browser seals a copy to that one business. Your agent carries the sealed copy and cannot open it. Verigrant passes it on and cannot open it either. The business opens it with its own key.
The sealed copy is deleted ten minutes after your agent collects it, or a day after you sent it, whichever comes first.
The business sends back a signed answer: confirmed, pending, or failed. You keep a receipt, sealed to you.
Some websites accept details in the clear, as structured data, without sealing. That is still far better than an agent typing you into a form. When you want your details private, choose sealed.
Each website sees a different you.
Your pass carries an address that means you at that one website. Two websites cannot match you up through it.
A pass does not carry your name. A website learns what you choose to send it, and nothing more.
Verigrant sees which website your agent asks a pass for. It does not see the pages your agent reads there, or what comes back.
The full list of what we can and cannot read is on the security page. It is specific enough to be wrong about, which is the point.
Nothing important happens without you.
When your agent wants to do several things in a row, it proposes a task. Nothing in the task runs until you approve it.
Each kind of step has its own approval:
- Looking and searching need no extra approval, because they run inside a task you approved.
- Holding something, or booking without paying, takes one tap.
- Cancelling, signing in at a website, or a smaller payment takes your authenticator code.
- A larger payment, or acting on your account or an application, takes a passkey.
You set the most your agent may charge. Nothing is paid without your approval.
To stop one task, press Stop. To stop the agent for good, press Revoke.
A few of the things your agent can do for you.
Running shoes, from a small store.
You ask for a pair in your size. Your agent reads the store's agent front, checks size and price live, and orders. If you want your address kept private, it travels sealed.
A flight, and the cancellation in the security line.
Your agent finds a fare, asks you to approve the price, and books with your traveller details sealed. If the flight is cancelled, the airline can send you rebooking options straight to your Verigrant inbox.
A table for four at seven.
Your agent reads the menu, the hours and live availability, and books. If the restaurant needs to reach you, it can message you without learning your number.
A job application.
Your agent applies with your sealed record. The employer previews the fields it asked for, and sees the full record only if it moves you forward. This one is live today.
Watching for tickets.
Your agent watches a sold out show and grabs two seats if they open, inside a price cap you set.
Comparing prices.
Your agent reads twenty stores' agent fronts and compares live price and stock, without buying anything.
Some of these are live today and some are coming. The note below says which.
We say exactly what we prove.
Verigrant proves three things, with signed evidence.
- Who operates an agent. Every agent that uses a Verigrant website is registered with us, and the website can see who runs it and how far that operator has been checked.
- That a real person sent it. When your agent acts for you, its pass shows a verified person stands behind it, within limits that person set.
- What it did. Requests are signed. Orders come back with signed answers. You keep receipts.
What we do not claim. We cannot read an agent's mind, so we do not claim to verify its intent. We make honest behavior easy to prove and dishonest behavior expensive to hide. And we never claim we cannot see anything: the security page lists what we can see.
Free for people. That does not change.
Holding your record, connecting your assistant, getting passes, approving tasks, sealing your details and keeping your receipts are free. There is no paid tier for people.
Businesses pay when they want sealed, structured data from you, or want us to run their agent front. That is how Verigrant earns.
Where things stand today.
Live now
- Your sealed Verigrant record.
- Sealed job applications, through your agent or on your own.
- Pairing an agent, passes for one site at a time, and the limits you set.
- Tasks you approve, with one tap or your authenticator code.
- Orders your agent drops for you, with your traveller details sealed to the business, and signed receipts.
Coming
- Connect, one click to connect your assistant. Built and tested, going live next. Until then, you pair your agent with two keys and a code, as the guide shows.
- The agent network itself: registered agents and agent fronts on everyday websites. Built and tested, going live next.
- Real card payments. Payments run in test mode until our payment keys are switched on. An approval you give today does not move money.
- Passkey approvals. Not on Verigrant yet, so a step that needs a passkey cannot be approved.
- Booking updates and masked contact. Built into the service. The screens to switch them on are not in the app yet.
- Health records and private compute. Not switched on.
Give your agent your permission, not your password.
Free for people. Always.