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PRYVC is consent infrastructure for personal data. Consumers keep one encrypted profile, fill any form in a click, see exactly which businesses hold which of their details, and revoke with a formal notice and a tracked deadline. Businesses get the other half: tamper-evident consent certificates that a carrier, auditor, or regulator can verify at a public URL — without asking PRYVC for permission. Every consent event is written to an append-only, hash-chained public ledger, and the mechanics are an open specification, the Share Protocol (SP/1), with an independent verifier. PRYVC is operated by Many Software Enterprises LLC and launched in July 2026.
Make consent something both sides can prove, not something one side asserts. Today the record of what a person agreed to is held by whoever collected it — evidence that serves its custodian. PRYVC's position is that consent worth relying on must be checkable by anyone: the person who gave it, the business that received it, and any third party either one needs to convince. We build the tools that make that record exist, keep it verifiable if PRYVC itself disappeared, and never sell, rent, or broker the data behind it.
| Company | Many Software Enterprises LLC, a Delaware limited liability company |
| Launched | July 2026 |
| Headquarters | 131 Continental Dr, Ste 305, Newark, DE 19713 |
| Consumer product | Free encrypted profile, one-click form fill, data trail, tracked revocations |
| Business product | Certified consent — tamper-evident, publicly verifiable consent certificates |
| Open standard | Share Protocol SP/1, published with test vectors at shareprotocol.org |
| Public proof | Append-only audit ledger, verifiable in any browser at verify.pryvc.com/ledger |
Logos, wordmarks, color values, and usage rules are on the brand page — everything there may be used as-is in coverage of PRYVC.
Interviews and background: we're glad to walk through the public ledger, the SP/1 specification, or a live verification end-to-end. Everything we claim is designed to be checked rather than believed — bring a skeptic.