For people who use AI agents — and don't want to hand them the keys to their life

Every week brings a new AI agent that wants to act for you. Book your travel. Manage your inbox. Run your shopping. Pay your bills. The promise is real. So is the problem: today, the only way to let an agent act for you is to give it your actual credentials. Your password. Your card. Your full account. You're not delegating authority. You're handing over your identity and hoping the agent doesn't go rogue, get hacked, or "accidentally" buy 200 Roombas.

There's a better way.

The Problem

Today, using an AI agent means trusting it with everything:

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All-or-nothing access — Want an agent to read your inbox? You give it your whole inbox. Want it to book a trip? You give it your card. There's no "read but don't delete," no "spend up to $200," no "ask me first if it's over $50."
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No real revocation — Change your mind? Now you're rotating passwords, revoking OAuth tokens, canceling cards. The agent might still have a session you forgot about. Your credentials are out there. You'll never feel safe again.
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No accountability — When an agent acts in your name, services see you, not the agent. If it spams your contacts, books the wrong flight, or signs the wrong contract, it's your reputation, your refund, your problem. You don't even have a clean audit trail of what the agent did versus what you did.

Our Solution

YouMe Identity lets you delegate scoped, revocable authority to your agents — without ever handing over your credentials:

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Scoped delegation, not full credentials — Hand your agent a cryptographic proof that says "this agent can do X, up to limit Y, until time Z" — and nothing more. The agent never sees your password.
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One-tap revocation, instant — Pull a delegation from your phone and the agent's proofs stop verifying. Everywhere. Immediately. No password rotation, no canceled cards, no orphaned sessions.
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Real consent for real decisions — When an agent asks for new permissions, your phone asks you in plain English. "Spend up to $50 on Amazon, today only." Yes or no. Not a 50-item OAuth checkbox no one reads.
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An audit trail you actually own — Every action your agent takes is signed with your delegation. You see exactly what the agent did in your name. Services can tell agent actions from human actions. Disputes are settleable.

How It Works

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Set up your YouMe Identity — One time, on your phone. Your root identity lives on your device, not in our database.
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An agent asks to act for you — Your phone shows exactly what it wants: which scopes, which limits, which expiration. In plain English.
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You approve — the agent gets a proof, not your password — A scoped, signed delegation. Never your real credentials. Never more than what you approved.
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The agent acts; you stay in control — Watch the audit trail. Tighten the scope. Revoke any time, instantly, from your phone.

Interested?

We're building this now with our first users. If you use AI agents and want to keep your identity yours, get in touch.

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Agent delegation is the first application of our user-centric identity platform. The same technology enables opportunities across many other markets.