Keyoxide @keyoxide@fosstodon.org

Since about two weeks, we've been trying out a Keyoxide Community Forum using the #foss #flarum project.

You can find it here: https://community.keyoxide.org

This was started after the feedback of many non-developer people who had questions/requests but weren't familiar enough with git forges to raise issues there.

And so far, discussions on it have been interesting and productive 🤩

If you'd like to propose a new service for #keyoxide, we hope you'll find the forum an inviting place to do so 🚀

If you have a platform or website you'd like to be able to verify your account(s) on, you are invited to suggest it on the Community Forum: https://community.keyoxide.org

This way, we can start discussing and get it working as soon as possible 😎

And now, #keyoxide is live on #fdroid 🥳

https://f-droid.org/packages/org.keyoxide.keyoxide

📣 Last announcement for a while, and one I'm personally quite excited about: there's a Rust library in development to work with the decentralized identity verification ecosystem! 🎉

Not used in a project just yet but will be when it matures!

Blog post: https://blog.keyoxide.org/doip-rust/
Repo: https://codeberg.org/keyoxide/doip-rs

You could be of tremendous help by looking at the (still small) source code and pointing out bugs and bad code! PRs are welcome :)

As always, source code is available on @codeberg

https://codeberg.org/keyoxide/keyoxide-flutter

Codeberg is the kind of change we want to see in the world. Be sure to support them with a donation or even becoming member!

Busy week for #keyoxide but at least we can show off new stuff!

📣 As of today, there's a Keyoxide Android app 🎉

It's a client much like the website (so no key editing just yet…) and will allow you to verify identities in pretty much the same way: copy-paste a fingerprint or email address and voilà!

And soon supporting QR code scanning for easier input!

Also in the process of putting on #fdroid !

Big 👏👏👏 for our very own @Seferi who developed it!

Blog post: https://blog.keyoxide.org/now-on-android/

📣 The second—and last—announcement for today is a little smaller but not unimportant:

The Keyoxide docs are now on their own subdomain: https://docs.keyoxide.org

Now that it is maintained separately, it will be easier to add more general purpose content! Can't wait to write more articles on OpenPGP key management, arguably still the trickiest part of these decentralized identities!

Blog post: https://blog.keyoxide.org/keyoxide-documentation-update/

It's still a little rough around the edges but this is a marathon, not venture capitali—I mean, a sprint.

📣 The first of the bigger announcements 🎉

We're launching https://ariadne.id, an experimental living document that contains all the knowledge that powers #keyoxide!

This should make it easier to make independent libraries, implementations, apps and websites 😎

Aaaand: *proof@ariadne.id=* 🤩

Let's claim back sovereignty over our online identity!

Blog post: https://blog.keyoxide.org/ariadne-spec/

#openpgp #ariadnespec

📣 It's not much yet but it's something: #keyoxide has its own blog now :)

https://blog.keyoxide.org/keyoxide-blog/

More announcements in the coming days!