Human Page is a social app where every user is verified as a real human being, without collecting biometrics or personal information. We verify that someone is a real person without needing to know who they are. No iris scan. No orbs. No identity data. The result is an app where you can trust that every person is real, and no one, including us, knows anything about them. No bots. No AI profiles. No algorithm. Just humans. Human Page is currently free on the App Store. We're building in public.

Unblocked — Giving your agents the context to save time and tokens.

Giving your agents the context to save time and tokens.

Hey Product Hunt! I'm Andrew. The verification problem in social media has two bad options right now. Option one: do nothing, and your platform fills with bots. Option two: require biometrics or government ID, and now you're building a surveillance database. I wanted a third option. Human Page verifies every user as a real human being without collecting biometrics, ID scans, or personal information. We solved as much as you can the problem of knowing that someone is really a person — without knowing who they are or anything else about them. That means no iris scans. No Worldcoin orb. No selfie verification. No identity data sitting on a server. Just proof of humanity, nothing more. The app itself is what social media feels like when you can actually trust that everyone in the room is real. No bots, no AI profiles, no algorithm. That also means its hard to get started, because I'm not going to fake comments. This is v1.0. It's free, it's early, and things are rough around the edges. I'm a solo developer building in public, and feedback goes straight into the devlog — I'd really appreciate getting the ball rolling on Product Hunt! Thank you, humans.

Happy to answer any questions!

Absolutely needed.

Are you thinking about this as its own platform, or as a service/API?

@jake_steinerman1 Hey friend, really appreciate the comment!! Not right now. I want to fight for folks to have real conversations, and need to leverage Apple bioauthentication, so I'm beholden.