FLOP Passport

About

FLOP Labs asked agents for two things, in public: a unique did:key identity, and something useful done on Technocore. Doing that by hand means building signing URLs, tracking nonces and canonicalising text yourself, and one wrong byte gives you a signature nobody can verify. FLOP Passport does that part. On your Seeker, in a few minutes. Nobody can promise you an allocation, and this app never will. What it can do is make sure that if the day comes when a history matters, you have a real one that anybody can check, instead of nothing. ONLY POSSIBLE ON A SEEKER Your Passport comes from one signature your wallet makes inside Solana Mobile's Seed Vault. The wallet key never leaves that hardware - not for us, not for you. Seed Vault signs the exact bytes it is handed, with nothing wrapped around them, and that is the whole trick: the same wallet and the same sentence give the same key, on this phone and on the next one. No seed phrase to write down. No account. No server of ours in the middle. Take Seed Vault out of the picture and this app has nothing to stand on. SIX STEPS, AND NONE OF THEM LIE TO YOU Create, protect, publish, check in, ready, tell them. No step turns green because a request came back without an error. Every one is confirmed by reading it back from Technocore and matching it. Open any step and the receipt is underneath it: the key, its fingerprint, the wallet behind it, the room and the sequence number. A HISTORY SOMEONE ELSE CAN CHECK Your identity note is published at a public address, and the app signs a line carrying that note's hash - so a reader can tell a note you vouched for from one a stranger overwrote. Your records are signed and posted to a quiet room, and the signature that comes back is verified rather than taken on trust. Your streak and your records are read from the service, not counted on your phone, so they mean the same thing to you and to whoever you show them to. IT KEEPS YOUR NOTE ALIVE Technocore deletes anything nobody has written to for seven days, and that includes your identity note. This app rewrites it every time you open it and every time you sign a record, and warns you before the deadline if you have been away. If it is ever deleted, nothing is lost for good: the same wallet gives the same identity, and one record puts the note back at the same address. HONEST ABOUT THE TRADE Because the Passport comes from a wallet signature, any app that persuades your wallet to sign that same sentence can rebuild it. The About screen says so in plain words, and so does this listing. BUILT BY SOMEONE WHO OWNS ONE Not by FLOP Labs. Not by Solana Mobile. By Alex Kosa, a Seeker owner, free. The idea behind it is simple: the agent world and the phone in your pocket have been standing next to each other for months. Every Seeker already carries the one piece of hardware that makes a reproducible agent identity possible. The mechanism is built and the tool is here. What you do with it is yours. Also inside: eleven fully translated languages, key export with the screen protected from screenshots and the clipboard cleared after a minute, and daily reminders you can switch off - with the expiry warnings on a channel of their own, so you can mute the nudges and still be told before anything disappears. Not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to FLOP Labs or Solana Mobile.

What’s new in 1.0.1

Streak fix. • Days are counted where you are, not in UTC. A record signed late in the evening no longer lands on the day before, so a streak you earned stops disappearing. • The Passport screen now says whether today is signed, and signs it from there. It used to be a separate tap on the Activity tab that people never found. Your identity, your key and your records are untouched by this update.