Behavior-first security
We pick up the rhythm behind your reactions. Shoulder surfing, credential stuffing, and replay attacks have nothing to copy.
GrayPass is a behavioral signature.
GrayPass verifies who you are by how you behave, not what you type.
A short challenge captures the timing of your reactions and the rhythm of your typing.
Those signals collapse into a small, salted vector. The raw behavior never leaves the session.
On every login we recompute the print and decide accept or deny in milliseconds.
Passwords get stolen. OTPs get intercepted. Fingerprints leak. We built an identity layer that refuses to be any of those.
We pick up the rhythm behind your reactions. Shoulder surfing, credential stuffing, and replay attacks have nothing to copy.
Raw behavior never leaves the session. We store a salted print, encrypted at rest, with helper data on a rotation.
If anything ever leaks, we rotate the seed. Your identity stays. The template behind it is replaced in minutes.
Accept or deny in milliseconds, with calibrated confidence ready for your policy engine.
Server-driven schedules with jittered timing. Macros and remote-takeover tools fail the timing tests.
Four short reads. Pick one and you will know what we built and why it matters.
The full enrollment-and-login loop runs end to end in about two minutes. Here's what to expect.
A quick series of tests designed to mimic natural interactions with your device.
Turn on your webcam if you want gaze tracking. No camera works fine too the rest of the signals stand on their own.
Follow tasks like everyday routine work — scrolling across the screen, looking around, typing, and clicking paths.
Drop into a mock workspace and "work" normally. Watch your Continuous Trust Score on the side with full GrayPass telemetry. Simulate a bot attack and see the score drop in real time.
Try logging into "trusted" surfaces like the dashboard or billing to feel how the Trust Score Threshold gates real actions.
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