Factflew is a file certification service on Polygon built around an "Unknow Your Customer" (UYC) architecture — anonymous timestamps, zero identity collection. SHA-256 hashes are computed locally via the Web Crypto API, so files never leave your device. Certificates are issued instantly through a PWA, with no names, emails, or phone numbers; device auth runs entirely on an FF-code system.
Hi Product Hunt! I'm oleg_UYC, and I built Factflew because I refuse to accept that proving a file existed should cost you your identity.
We live in an era where handing over your name, email, or phone number is treated as a trivial fee for the most basic digital services. A timestamp shouldn't require a dossier.
Factflew is built around a strict UYC ("Unknow Your Customer") architecture:
Zero data collection: No accounts, no tracking, no personal identity — not even an email address.
Local processing: SHA-256 hashes are computed locally via the Web Crypto API; your files never leave your device.
Immutable trust: Instant certificates anchored on Polygon, verifiable by anyone without an account.
I'd love your thoughts on this privacy-first approach to data integrity. Try it out and tell me what you think!
Cheers!