Your pN identity
Think of it as your digital ID card. Three things unlock it: your identity file, your name, and your passcode. No company account in the middle.
A pN is your digital identity. Create it, connect your Google cloud, unlock the browser, and take what you make with you.
Your identity, your cloud, your network, without renting an account from someone else.
A pN is who you are on par Noir. You make it yourself in the dashboard with an identity file, a name, and a passcode. Only you can unlock it.
pn.parnoir.comLink Google and your secure cloud in the dashboard. Your stuff stays in your storage, locked for you, not handed to a new landlord.
Use the same pN identity to open the browser. Feeds come from what people choose to share from their own storage.
browse.parnoir.comNow you own what you create, and it’s portable.
Three everyday pieces: your identity, a place to manage it, and a place to use the network.
Think of it as your digital ID card. Three things unlock it: your identity file, your name, and your passcode. No company account in the middle.
Where you create and manage your pN identity, connect Google, set up recovery, and use your secure cloud.
Open dashboardWhere the network shows up: feeds built from people’s public posts in their own storage, not from a company vault.
Open browserAlso available: messaging and Prism for community content review. Building a product? See For platforms.
Build your product. Let people bring their own identity, storage, and social graph.
Skip building accounts. People unlock with their pN identity. You don’t become the issuer or hold their master keys.
Content lives in their Drive and secure cloud. You ask for access they approve, not a vault you run forever.
Feeds and messaging-style surfaces sit on user-owned storage. Portable across apps instead of locked in your silo.
Free for non-commercial use. Commercial products need a commercial license.
Simple privacy: what it feels like day to day.
Your identity file, name, and passcode. Without all three, your pN identity stays locked.
Sensitive stuff is locked on your side before it sits in your storage. You’re the owner, not a tenant in someone else’s vault.
When an app needs something about you, you can approve just that, without handing over everything.
One pN identity unlocks the dashboard, browser, and other par Noir apps. No new account for every product.
Plain answers about identity, privacy, platforms, and getting started.
A pN is your digital identity on par Noir. It’s you, not an account rented from a company. You create it in the dashboard and use it to unlock apps across the network.
par Noir is a way to own your digital identity and put your content in your own cloud, then use apps (dashboard, browser, messaging, and more) with that same identity. Platforms can plug in so they don’t have to own your accounts or vaults.
Your identity and files aren’t trapped inside someone else’s login. You hold your pN identity, your content lives in your cloud, and you choose what to share. Apps use that setup instead of becoming the new owner of your life online.
The same pN identity and your own storage can unlock more than one app. You’re not locked into a single platform’s account system. What you make can move with you.
Most logins put a company between you and your identity, and often your data. Here you unlock yourself, keep storage yours, and apps ask permission instead of owning the whole stack.
Three everyday pieces: an identity file you keep, a name you choose, and a passcode you remember. Together they unlock your pN. Nobody else issues it for you.
The dashboard (pn.parnoir.com) is where you create and manage your pN identity, connect Google, and set up recovery. The browser (browse.parnoir.com) is where you explore the network: feeds from people’s own storage.
So your content lives where you already keep files (Google Drive and your secure cloud) instead of in a company vault. You stay the owner; apps request what they’re allowed to use.
In your Google Drive and secure cloud, under your control. The browser works through par Noir’s connection layer. It doesn’t reach into Google on its own.
Bring your identity file, your name, and your passcode. All three are required. Don’t share them with anyone or paste them into random sites.
Yes. Your pN identity is portable. Unlock it on another device with the same identity file, name, and passcode.
Set up recovery in the dashboard ahead of time: trusted contacts and your cloud recovery vault so you can get back into the same pN identity if a device or file goes missing. Losing a phone alone doesn’t mean starting over if recovery is set up. If you never configured recovery and every copy of your identity file is gone, you won’t be able to unlock that identity the usual way, so set recovery up when you create your pN.
You’re connecting your own cloud so you remain the storage owner. Sensitive material is locked for your use, and apps only get what you approve, not a free pass to your whole life.
Those stay private. The products are built so secrets and personal details aren’t shown in the clear in casual screens or logs. Share only what you choose to share.
Yes. People unlock with their pN identity; you connect through the developer tools instead of issuing and storing accounts yourself. Start at developers.parnoir.com.
In the user’s Google Drive and secure cloud. Your product asks for access they approve. You build features. You don’t become the permanent landlord of their files.
No. The identity file, name, and passcode stay with the person. Your app should never collect or log those.
The browser pattern pulls public material from people’s own storage. You can build on that: social features without owning everyone’s accounts and files.
Non-commercial use is free. Shipping a commercial product on par Noir needs a commercial license. Creating your own pN identity is free.
1) Create your pN identity at pn.parnoir.com. 2) Connect Google and your cloud, and set up recovery. 3) Unlock the browser at browse.parnoir.com. Then you own what you create, and it’s portable.
No. Creating and using your own pN identity for personal, non-commercial use is free. Commercial products built on the network need a license.
Yes. Use the dashboard and browser in a modern web browser on the device you have. Your pN identity can unlock on more than one device.
Start with Create your pN identity, then open the browser. Building a product? Developer console.
Create your pN identity, connect your cloud, unlock the browser. Own what you create, and take it with you.