You’re a Web2 technical founder. You built the app. It’s working beautifully.

But you need to verify a credential—without storing it, seeing it, or trusting a third party.

Web3 offers some powerful primitives—yet integrating them probably feels like a full-stack commitment.

What if it wasn’t? What if you could drop in a secure proof to access your required guarantees—without touching the stack?

Zero-knowledge proofs with the right UX make that possible. On-chain trust becomes a black box primitive.

Forget navigating wallet connects.

Skip learning Solidity.

Just get confirmations that tell you “yes, this proof is valid.”

Some of the most innovative teams are using ZK to bring Web3 to Web2 devs. So you can keep building in Web2 but inherit Web3’s guarantees.

Zero-knowledge isn’t just privacy tech—it’s a versatile interface. And how Web3 may onboard the next million talented builders.