A protocol implementation first
The value is in byte-exact conformance and published evidence, not in a product feature list. Golden test vectors, the Monte Carlo study and the population calibration are all in the repository so that other implementations can be checked against them.
Privacy by construction
The specification forbids raw GPS in any protocol message, and this implementation enforces it at the lowest level.
- ▸ Coordinates are quantized to H3 on device before signing
- ▸ The chain stores aggregate values only — Merkle roots and counts
- ▸ No name, phone number or government identifier is involved
- ▸ The identity key is generated locally and never leaves this device — no password involved
Honest about open problems
The draft itself lists unresolved questions, and this project does not pretend to have closed them.
- ▸ Single-trajectory ROC and confidence intervals need population calibration — see the W7 report
- ▸ The six Hamiltonian components are not statistically independent
- ▸ Robot / drone carried device attacks remain an active area of research
- ▸ Adaptive adversaries can try to shape a single statistic; the engine therefore never relies on one
What it is not
Not an IETF standard, not a product with a security guarantee, and not a way to identify who you are.
- ▸ The draft is an Internet-Draft with no IETF endorsement
- ▸ The verifier on this domain runs on a development key
- ▸ No audit has been performed, and the contracts are testnet-only
- ▸ It answers "is this a human being", never "which human being"