Kleo Network

Start by placing your information where you trust it most—your own vault, device, or private cloud—then decide exactly what any service can learn about you. With Kleo Network, you link sources like drives, calendars, HR systems, CRMs, or bank feeds, and set clear rules: which attributes can be requested, what the answers look like (yes/no, range, count), how long they last, and who can ask. When a site or app makes a request, you approve it from your wallet, share a verifiable answer instead of raw files, and keep a receipt for your records. Keys are yours, approvals are time-limited, and everything is logged so you can review and revoke at any moment.

For individuals, it works like a privacy-first passport for routine tasks. Need to prove you’re over 18, live in a certain region, work at a specific company, or hold an active subscription? Approve the request, share only the required claim, and set it to expire after an event or billing cycle. Healthcare portals can confirm “negative test within 72 hours” without seeing the document. Universities can check enrollment status for discounts. Freelancers can share earnings bands to qualify for services without disclosing exact income. Even social platforms and ad networks can validate follower thresholds or audience geography without pulling your entire analytics.

For teams and developers, the workflow is straightforward: define claim schemas, request attributes via SDK or API, and receive signed, machine-verifiable proofs with user-granted consent. Build onboarding flows that ask for “residency=true” instead of full IDs. Gate premium content with membership checks that auto-expire. Let advertisers query segments with privacy-safe counts while never ingesting personal datasets. Enable partners to run limited queries (e.g., “is customer eligible?”) and process only the answer. Every request carries an audit trail, every proof can be revoked, and policies let you cap frequency, scope, and retention.

Operations stay tidy with role-based access, consent ledgers, and automatic proof rotation. Set emergency kill switches, rotate keys, link or unlink devices, and recover accounts with multi-factor safeguards. Use QR approvals for offline events, export compliance reports for audits, and run a test mode that simulates requests before go-live. Typical rollout: connect sources on day one, integrate endpoints on day two, pilot attribute checks with a partner by the end of the week, and expand coverage as your catalog of claims grows.