pN means par Noir: your digital identity. Everything else (dashboard, browser, messaging, third-party tools) sits on top of it.
Identity first. Cloud second. Tools on top.
pN is your identity. You make it yourself: an identity file, a name, and a passcode. Only those three unlock it.
pn.parnoir.comAttach Google and your secure cloud. What you make stays in your storage, not in someone else’s product database.
Unlock the browser with the same pN. Same unlock works for our other tools and for third-party platforms built on pN.
browse.parnoir.comYou own what you create. It moves with your pN.
pN is the base. Apps and platforms are layers on top.
The identity itself. File + name + passcode. No company issues it for you, and no company keeps it for you.
Where you create and manage your pN, connect cloud, and set up recovery. One of the tools on top of identity.
Open dashboardAnother tool on top: feeds from what people publish in their own storage. Not a company feed of everyone else’s data.
Open browserWe also build messaging and Prism. Other companies can build on the same pN too. See For platforms.
Don’t rebuild identity, storage, and social from scratch. Build on pN.
People already have a pN. Your product unlocks with it. You don’t run their accounts.
Files stay in their Drive and secure cloud. You request access. You don’t warehouse their life.
Feeds and messaging can ride on user-owned storage, so people aren’t stuck inside one company’s walls.
Free for non-commercial use. Commercial products need a commercial license.
How unlocking and sharing actually work.
Identity file, name, passcode. Miss one and the pN stays locked.
Sensitive material is locked on your side first, then stored in your cloud.
A tool can ask for one fact or one permission. You don’t have to hand over the whole profile.
Same pN opens our tools and third-party tools built on it. Not a new login per product.
Straight answers.
pN stands for par Noir. It is your digital identity: the root layer. Dashboard, browser, messaging, and third-party tools are built on top of that identity. They are not the identity itself.
par Noir is the identity (pN), plus tools that use it. You create a pN, keep content in your cloud, and unlock apps or platforms that sit on that base. We ship some of those tools. Other companies can ship theirs too.
Your identity is yours. Your files live in your cloud. Tools ask for access; they don’t become the new owner of your online life by default.
Your pN and your storage can move across tools built on pN. You’re not stuck recreating yourself inside every company’s login system.
Most logins are accounts owned by the product. A pN is identity you hold. Products unlock against it instead of issuing you as their user forever.
An identity file you keep, a name you choose, and a passcode you remember. Those three unlock your pN. Nobody else issues it.
Both sit on top of pN. The dashboard (pn.parnoir.com) is where you create and manage your pN, connect Google, and set up recovery. The browser (browse.parnoir.com) is where you browse feeds from people’s own storage.
So your content lives in storage you already own, instead of inside each product’s private pile of users. Tools request what they need. You stay the holder of the files.
In your Google Drive and secure cloud. Tools that need it go through par Noir’s connection layer. They don’t call Google on their own.
Identity file, name, and passcode. All three. Don’t share them.
Yes. Unlock with the same file, name, and passcode on another device.
Set up recovery in the dashboard: trusted contacts and recovery stored in your cloud, so you can get back into the same pN if a device or file is gone. Losing a phone alone is not the end if recovery is set up. If you skip recovery and every copy of the identity file is gone, you can’t unlock that pN the usual way. Set recovery up when you create it.
No free pass. You connect your own cloud so you remain the storage holder. Tools get what you approve.
Those stay private. Secrets and personal details aren’t meant to show up in the clear in casual screens or logs. Share only what you choose.
Yes. People unlock with their pN. Your product connects through the developer tools instead of issuing accounts. Start at developers.parnoir.com.
In the user’s Google Drive and secure cloud. You ask for access. You build features. You don’t keep their files as your permanent store.
No. File, name, and passcode stay with the person. Don’t collect or log them.
Our browser reads public material from people’s own storage. Your platform can follow that pattern: social features without owning everyone’s accounts and files.
Non-commercial use is free. A commercial product built on pN needs a commercial license. Creating your own pN is free.
1) Create your pN at pn.parnoir.com. 2) Connect Google and your cloud, and set up recovery. 3) Unlock tools on top of it, starting with the browser at browse.parnoir.com.
No. Creating and using your own pN for personal, non-commercial use is free. Commercial products built on pN need a license.
Yes. Use a modern browser on the device you have. The same pN unlocks on more than one device.
Create your pN, then open the browser. Building on pN? Developer console.
Create your pN. Connect your cloud. Use tools built on top. Own what you create.