a Freyja project
Three open protocols beneath every Freyja project. Sessionless handles identity. MAGIC handles consensus. Teleportation handles discovery. Together they replace the surveillance layer.
The web runs on protocols: HTTP, DNS, TLS. These protocols are, by and large, not the problem. The problem is the layer above them: the authentication layer, which almost universally requires you to hand over an email address and a password, binding your identity to a company's database.
That one design choice is the root of most of the internet's dysfunction. It means every new service requires an account. Every account is a data point. Every data point is an asset to be sold. The surveillance economy is not a conspiracy. It is the logical consequence of building identity on shared secrets.
Freyja needed a different foundation. These three protocols are it.
“In the hierarchy of non-centralized systems: decentralized, then federated, then interoperable. Interoperability was the norm before the internet consolidated. You don’t need different pens for different notebooks.”
— Zach, from the allyabase docs (Claude’s doing — Zach is not that guy)Sessionless
Authentication without passwords, email, or shared secrets.
SLAP (the SessionLess Authentication Protocol). Client generates a secp256k1 key pair, signs messages, server verifies. No personal information exchanged. Transport-agnostic (HTTPS, BLE, NFC, TCP). Nine languages. The identity layer beneath everything.
MAGIC
Multi-device Asynchronous Generic Input/output Consensus.
What payment card settlement does for money, MAGIC does for anything computers can do. Multiple parties agree a transaction occurred: money, access, actions. Splits payment across creators, platforms, and affiliates automatically. Open and interoperable by license.
Teleportation
Content discovery without search engines.
Wrap any HTML in two tags: <teleport id="..." categories="...">. Crawlers find it and propagate it to teleportals: discovery contexts where users can buy, subscribe, or interact without leaving. Additive to existing sites. Zero dependency on Google.