I'm Fu Yi, product owner at Seventh Sense, the team behind SenseCrypt Authenticator. We built this because of a gap we kept hitting. Almost everyone agrees passwordless is the future. A recent FIDO Alliance study found reducing phishing and credential‑based breaches is the #1 driver (45%), and 93% of organizations are on a passkey journey. Yet only 13% have reached large‑scale deployment. The interest is there; the rollout stalls. Our read on why: most passwordless methods verify a device, not a person. That's what creates the pain at scale — "which device holds my key?", account recovery, lost/replaced phones, cross‑platform gaps, and a growing pile of credential systems to govern. So we took a different path. SenseCrypt verifies the live person by face: every sign‑in turns a face into a non‑reversible, single‑use, quantum‑safe token, and no biometric template is ever stored (matching happens on the device). It's a full identity provider: OIDC, SAML, SCIM, CIBA, so it drops into your existing stack, and because identity is tied to a person, not a device, recovery and cross‑device "just work." It even extends to authenticating AI agents, not only humans. You can run a real passwordless sign‑in in ~60 seconds, no signup: https://sensecrypt.com/try-it-live A few things I'd genuinely love your take on: - Is "verify the person, not the device" the missing piece for passwordless at scale — or do passkeys just need more time? - If you've tried rolling out passwordless, what actually blocked you: recovery, device lock‑in, cross‑platform, or org/governance complexity? - Would you trust face‑based auth more knowing no biometric template is ever stored? And the one we keep debating: as AI agents start acting on our behalf, how should they prove who they're acting for? Honest feedback welcome, we built this product with lots of love <3

SenseCrypt Biometric Identity Platform

Passwordless identity that verifies a person, not a device

Passwordless identity that verifies a person, not a device