May I ask you a few questions?
- Are you comfortable with the idea of storing online your personal health records?
- Isn’t weird that online poker sites know the cards of each player?
- Would you use a web-based personal finance manager?
- Wouldn’t be nice to have a real off-the-record conversation on the web?
- Would you write your next business plan using an online word processor?

Web applications are convenient and work great, but what about privacy and security?
It’s your data! You should have exclusive ownership and control!

Browser-based cryptography allows to create a whole new breed of online services that know nothing about their users! We dubbed them zero-knowledge web applications.

A zero-knowledge application is a strong cryptographic system entirely built and executed within the browser. Nothing to install. It offers the convenience of web applications combined with the security and privacy of software solutions.

The potentialities of “zero-knowledge web applications” have already been tested with a popular service: Clipperz, an online password manager that also provides 1-click login, offline version, one-time credentials, …
Clipperz launched few months ago and today has about 12,000 registered users, it’s available in 7 languages and its users are supporting it with growing donations.

What’s next in our agenda?
We’d love to launch a social gambling network. An online place where to play the usual “Thursday night poker” with your friends, enjoying the same privacy of your living room.