On-device biometrics
Fingerprint templates are enrolled, stored, and matched inside the secure element. KEYRA cannot read or export your biometric data.
We sell trust infrastructure. Not your data.
Local-first. Consent-first. No biometric upload.
No silent unlocks. No cloud dependency. Optional encrypted backup — user-owned logs by default.
- Local biometric verification
- No tracking by design
- User-owned logs + optional backup
Privacy doctrine
Your identity belongs to you.
KEYRA ONE was designed as a personal sovereignty object — calming, human-centered, and protective.
Local-first — biometrics never leave your device
No biometric upload to cloud infrastructure
No cloud dependency for core authorization
No tracking across sessions or sites
No silent unlocks — every authorization is intentional
Consent-first — humans approve, AI requests
User-owned logs — you control your access history
Optional encrypted backup — never required
Three pillars
How we protect you.
Minimal data by design
We do not build advertising profiles, sell identity graphs, or monetize authorization events. Infrastructure revenue — not your data.
Explicit consent
Every high-stakes action requires a deliberate human touch. No background approvals, no silent unlocks, no hidden agent permissions.
Your rights
Control stays with you.
- Export or delete local logs from your device settings
- Revoke app integrations and paired services at any time
- Factory reset wipes all keys, biometrics, and local history
- Request account data deletion by contacting support@keyrakey.com
Sovereignty
Trust infrastructure, not surveillance.
We believe the AI era needs a human authorization layer that is honest about what it collects — and ruthless about what it refuses to collect. KEYRA is built for people who expect hardware makers to earn trust, not extract data.
Data practices
What leaves your device — and what never does.
What stays on your device
- Biometric templates and secure keys
- Local authorization logs (unless you opt in to backup)
- Device pairing and attestation certificates
What may be transmitted
- Signed challenge responses (cryptographic proof, not biometrics)
- Account email for pre-order and support (if you provide it)
- Aggregated, non-identifying telemetry only if you opt in
What we do not do
- Upload fingerprints or face templates to the cloud
- Track you across unrelated websites or apps
- Sell or license identity data to third parties