
You decide
who sees your identity.
And how much of it.
Today you hand over a copy and hope. With AQAV a business asks a question, you approve it on your phone, and it receives an answer — never your document.
Source: Swiss National Cyber Security Centre, 2025 review. AQAV’s own figures are design targets, never usage claims.
From a copy you give away to an answer you grant.
You hand over a photocopy
You grant one answer, and only one
A request lands. The gesture is yours.
The counter terminal on the left, your phone on the right. Nothing is sent anywhere — it all runs inside this page.
The terminal keeps a signed result and a timestamp. No image, no number — nothing to leak later.
Three steps. Target:
under three seconds.
The request arrives
At the counter, by QR or in the app. You see the company's name, what it wants and why.
You approve, or you don't
Face ID and a security question confirm it's really you. Refusing is a normal choice, not an incident.
Only the answer travels
Yes or no, signed and timestamped. The document stays in your encrypted vault, and the approval expires on its own.
Four design decisions. None of them cosmetic.
An answer, not a document
The business learns what it is entitled to know. Not the file, not the number, not your date of birth if age is enough.
Duress passcode
If you're forced to unlock your phone, a second code opens a believable empty profile and quietly alerts a trusted contact.
Signed by the issuer
A diploma signed by the university itself can be neither self-declared nor retouched. Trust comes from the signature, not from our word.
Approvals that expire
Every approval has a scope, a duration and sometimes a place. It expires on its own: at the set minute, or when you leave the counter.
The code you give when you have no choice.
Two codes, one phone. Nothing you type here leaves the page — both codes are shown on purpose.
Type a code on the keypad. The real code opens the vault. The duress code opens an empty profile — and sends a silent alert.
What the vault can hold.
National ID card
Age, nationality, validity — each attribute requested on its own.
Passport
NFC chip read to confirm the document is genuine and present.
Driving licence
Categories and validity, without revealing address or number.
Institution-signed documents
Diplomas signed by the university at graduation. Unforgeable by construction.
Driving licence
Take the app in hand: unlock your vault, receive a request, approve it with Face ID — then try the duress code.
Try the simulation →The document you never keep cannot leak.
Verification at the counter
TARGET < 3 SThe operator picks what must be checked, the customer approves on their phone, the result appears. No scanner, no photocopier.
Compliance by design
No copy kept, so no retention period to justify. Every check leaves a signed receipt you can show an auditor.
Zero storage, zero breach risk
A company's biggest security debt is the pile of ID copies it has accumulated. AQAV removes the debt instead of guarding it.
A simple subscription, no commitment.
Planned prices for a product that has not launched. Cancel anytime, no data resale.
Business pricing on request — request a counter pilot.
09 FAQ
Short answers.
Does AQAV see my documents?
What if I lose my phone?
How is this different from sending a photo of my ID?
Is the duress code really undetectable?
How much does it cost?
Where is the product today?
“When my sister’s identity was stolen, no one could say who had used her papers. I built AQAV Secure so it never happens again.”
Carry your identity. Not your exposure.
Two ways in: the waitlist if you want the app, a counter pilot if you verify identities every day.
One letter a quarter on progress. Nothing else.