Your identity.
Your rules.
Never give out your real email again. Create unique identities for every website, manage your accounts in one place, and spot unexpected data sharing.
Unique aliases keep your inbox separate from the services you use.
NEARAuth in action
Protected accounts
Recent activity
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This is a simulated retailer. Nothing is submitted to a real service.
How it works
NEARAuth detects an email field and offers a protected identity.
A unique alias and strong password are generated without leaving the form.
The alias is saved alongside the website. Real products will forward email and encrypt credentials.
If a third party starts using your alias, NEARAuth highlights the observable event.
Use the real extension
chrome://extensions → Developer mode → Load unpacked. Accounts created by the extension appear in the Identity vault..example domain. They cannot send or receive real email. Passwords stay in the page and are never saved.| APPLICATION | MASKED EMAIL | CREATED | STATUS | ACTIONS |
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Proof status
Blockchain integration status
Every demo event is independently hashed in your browser. This illustrates how a verifiable audit history can work, but no transactions are broadcast to NEAR and no independent blockchain notarization is claimed.
Batch anchor
Merkle root of every event commitment. This 32-byte value is the only thing the NEAR contract stores.
Event commitments
Local proof records, newest first.
Forwarding email
Account security
Notifications
Mobile sync
NEAR anchoring Testnet demo
commit on the audit-ledger contract — it cannot move tokens or change code. The private key is generated here and never leaves this browser.Demo data
The extension lives in the signup flow, not in a separate workflow. A real Manifest V3 prototype is included.
Production will need a routable owned email domain or an authorized third-party relay provider. GitHub Pages cannot receive email.
NEAR will eventually anchor privacy-preserving audit commitments, not raw email addresses or passwords.
Native Android and iOS autofill and credential-provider integrations are planned as companion releases.
GitHub PRs, issues, CI, contributor guidelines, security review, and Pages deployment workflows.
Demo-mode activity is locally simulated and clearly separated from working email, password storage, and blockchain production services.
Demo talking points
1. Start in Try signup and generate a private identity.
2. Create the account and show it in Identity vault.
3. Click Simulate exposure to show detection and investigation.
4. Open Audit ledger to explain the planned NEAR proof layer.
5. Install the included Chrome extension to show contextual form detection on websites.