Build the next generation of privacy-preserving applications using vlayer’s ZK Prover Server - a REST API that compresses Web Proofs into zero-knowledge proofs (ZKPs). Prove the validity of real-world web data without revealing its contents. Think: privacy-preserving verification for the internet 🌍

💡 Example Use Cases:

• Real-World Data Feeds: Feed verified web data (e.g., commodity prices, weather APIs) into smart contracts.
• Proof of Engagement: Prove you posted, commented, or followed someone on social media - and verify it on-chain.
• Reputation Scoring: Aggregate verified actions across platforms into a unified, on-chain reputation score.
• Trustless Oracles: Combine vlayer proofs with existing oracles (like Chainlink or Redstone) for hybrid verification.

Build something awesome using vlayer’s Web Prover Server - a REST API for generating and verifying cryptographic web proofs with the TLSNotary (TLSN) protocol. With just a few lines of code, you can prove that data came from any public endpoint or OAuth call (like Reddit, GitHub, Twitter, or an exchange API) - without exposing your private information. Turn any HTTPS response into a trustless proof verifiable by anyone 🤯

💡 Example Use Cases:

• Reddit Identity Verifier: Prove your Reddit username by generating a TLS proof of your /api/v1/me profile.
• GitHub Contributor Badge: Verify open-source contributions directly from the GitHub API.
• Proof of Assets: Generate Web Proofs from exchange APIs (like Binance or Coinbase) to show account balances without revealing personal info.

vouch enables applications to verify user-owned data from internet platforms without accessing or storing sensitive information. Using vouch’s existing data sources - or a new one you create - integrate vouch Web Proofs into your application to unlock privacy-preserving credentials and verification.

💡 Example Use Cases:

• Identity & Age Verification Credential: Verify age or residency without exposing personal details, and issue a vouch claim such as “User X is over 18” or “Resident in Jurisdiction J.”
• Social Media Engagement Credential: Verify a user’s follower count, posts, or community memberships (e.g., Reddit, Twitter), and issue a vouch attestation like “User X has >1,000 followers and posted in r/web3.”

Push the boundaries of what vouch can do by creating a brand new data source for the vouch catalog. This track rewards builders who go beyond integration - extending the protocol itself with new verified data types, APIs, or attestation logic that others can reuse across the ecosystem.

💡 Example Use Cases:

• YouTube Creator Credential: Add a data source that attests to a creator’s subscriber count, view count, or verified channel status.
• Financial Data Source: Build integrations for platforms like Robinhood, Revolut, or Kraken to verify balances, transactions, or activity metrics.
• Academic Credential Source: Integrate APIs from Coursera, edX, or university verification portals to attest to course completions or degrees.