Today, you’ll sign in a dozen times.
Pulse can. It starts as an app on your phone.
Live today. Independently rated: “Very strong.”
Pulse links your digital accounts to your continuous physical presence, so your identity becomes effectively unstealable. No passwords to remember, no codes to type, no puzzles to solve — your physical life becomes the master key, invisible to you and unreachable to remote attackers.
The industry’s promise never changes: one more check and the fraud stops. Meanwhile fraud went nation-state scale, and generative AI armed the rings. Every measure has climbed.
2.6 million of us took the time to report it.
73% of victims say it harmed their mental health.
500,000 identity-theft victims wait nearly two years for their tax refunds.
Behind the dollars: 15.1 million of us in the past year, about 1 in 18 adults. Someone new every 2 seconds.
The more often we prove a token is "ours," the more money and lives fraudsters take anyway.
Times you proved you’re you, per year.
Dashed years are forecasts.
None of it is working.
Every check confirms a token: a password, a code, a key. Not one confirms a person. Pulse checks the person.
Pulse lives on your phone and reads what a phone in a real hand lives through: motion, places, rhythm, time. None of it ever leaves your phone. A password can be phished and a face can be faked. A life in motion can’t be manufactured.
And your answer can’t be handed over, borrowed, or phoned in.
No documents, no selfie uploads. Your proof is you, and you hold it.
Share a check-in anyone can trust: really you, really there, gone in an hour. And it’s a passkey, a sign-in key that lives on your phone — it already signs you in anywhere passkeys are accepted. Nothing to type, nothing to steal.
Pulse catches sign-ins that don’t match your presence. Someone wearing your identity gets caught in the act.
It’s a real passkey—the same open standard those sites already trust—so it works the day you install it. No password to phish, nothing for a thief to reuse.
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