We say thank you every day, and it's gone in a minute. With DzenQ a thank-you becomes a letter with your signature. It stays with the person, and nobody can forge it.
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thank you for coming to the kitchen three Saturdays in a row. Without you we wouldn't have fed even half of them.
Signed: Oksana
A neighbour drove you to the hospital at night.
A colleague carried your work for a week while you were ill.
Lily cooked at the volunteer kitchen three Saturdays in a row.
You said thank you. A month later only the two of you remember. A year later, maybe no one.
DzenQ leaves a trace. You write a few words and sign, and the person keeps a letter: who is grateful to them, when and for what. And you keep a journal of who you're grateful to.
Getting one of these feels like overhearing someone speak well of you. Except it isn't hearsay: every word carries the signature of a real person.
The letter opens from a link. Any thanks already waiting for your phone or e-mail arrive all at once.
A café can give a discount to people it has already thanked. A volunteer kitchen can feed the people who helped. A private chat can let in only its own.
Loyalty cards are no longer a privilege of big brands. Now anyone can have one.
Someone from your contacts, a phone number or an e-mail. If they don't have DzenQ yet, the letter arrives as a link.
A few words of your own. They stay exactly as you wrote them.
The letter is sealed with your signature. That's it.
Add a stamp if you like: ☕ for coffee, ❤️ for being you, or your own.
You sign with a key that lives only on your phone. Nobody else has it, not even us.
Once given, it isn't yours anymore. Whether to show it, hide it or throw it away is up to the person you thanked.
A thank-you can be checked even if DzenQ is gone one day. Lose your phone and 12 words bring everything back.
DzenQ is built on the open KERI protocol: everyone has their own self-certifying identifier and key log, with no blockchain and no central registry. Each thank-you is a signed ACDC container. Doors check the proof themselves, even offline, with a one-time code. Websites add "Sign in with DzenQ" as plain OpenID Connect.
Think of someone you've been meaning to thank.
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