Identity workspace
Manage public presentation, private settings, profile metadata, status, visibility, and ownership from one identity record.
Platform features
Everything a verified identity needs after the profile goes live.
pox.me combines public profile pages, credential verification, secure contact flows, private workspace controls, and agent-ready integration surfaces so trust stays connected to action.
Credential verificationIdentity publishingPrivate workspaceOAuth and MCP
Core capabilities
A complete digital identity management surface.
Use these features together: the public page earns trust, the private workspace manages proof, and the integration layer lets software participate safely.
Verified credentials
Attach email, social, wallet, Telegram, LinkedIn, and other credential signals so trust claims can be verified.
Search-ready public pages
Publish SEO-focused trust pages with claims, links, calls to action, verified proof, and visitor-friendly profile tabs.
Forms and communications
Collect contact intent, route messages, manage inbox categories, and keep conversations connected to identity context.
Private operating layer
Keep vault connections, files, posts, internal identity state, and sensitive details private until you choose to publish.
Agent-ready integrations
Expose discoverable docs, OAuth metadata, MCP endpoints, and billing-backed access so software can safely understand and act.
How it works
From search result to verified action.
Every feature is designed to reduce identity friction: visitors should understand the claim, see proof, and choose a clear next step.
1
Build the trust page
Reserve a handle, write a focused claim, add profile context, and publish a page customers can understand in seconds.
Public profile pages for people, companies, products, and agents.
SEO metadata, share previews, profile tabs, and compact identity navigation.
Brand-aligned CTAs for contact, booking, links, tips, and external destinations.
2
Attach verified proof
Credentials make the profile more credible because the page can show signals of continuity, ownership, and account control.
Email, wallet, X, LinkedIn, Telegram, and account-control credential flows.
Credential binding controls for deciding what appears publicly.
Optimistic frontend updates and event-driven refresh paths for consistent status.
3
Convert interest into workflow
A profile should not dead-end after the first impression. It should help qualified visitors take the next step.
Contact forms and message routing connected to the identity.
Files, posts, links, and forms available from the authenticated workspace.
Pricing and access flows that move serious users into active product usage.
4
Let software use the same identity
Agents and integrations should discover, authenticate, pay, and act through the same identity model as human operators.
Public discovery through API catalog, llms.txt, and protocol references.
OAuth and protected resource metadata for authenticated clients.
MCP surfaces for identity and commerce workflows.
Realtime consistency
Statuses should update when identity work changes.
The frontend now treats credential and identity changes as live workflow events, combining optimistic updates with backend event streams so users do not have to refresh to trust the state they see.
Event-aware UI
Credential and identity mutations can publish events that help pages reconcile status after create, update, and delete actions.
Optimistic actions
Forms and buttons can reflect the expected result immediately while the backend confirms the durable state.
Trustworthy status
Verified, linked, pending, and removed states stay easier to understand across credentials, identities, and communications.
Evaluate the platform
Build one verified identity and test the full flow.
Create the page, attach proof, trigger contact, review the private workspace, and decide whether pox.me should become your identity layer.