Privacy-first mobile browser with ZK age verification using Aadhaar + AI content filtering
ZeroSurf solves broken age verification using zero-knowledge proofs and decentralized infrastructure.
Zero-Knowledge Age Verification with Anon-Aadhaar - Users scan their Aadhaar QR code once. The anon-aadhaar React Native library generates ZK proofs on-device using Mopro proving system. Websites get cryptographic proof you're 18+ but learn nothing about your identity. The proof is mathematically verifiable but reveals zero personal data.
AI Content Filtering on Fluence - My Express.js backend runs on Fluence Virtual Servers for censorship resistance. The decentralized deployment means no single point of failure or control.
Complete Ecosystem - The NPM package (zerosurf-age-verify-button) lets any website integrate anon-aadhaar ZK verification. Users click a button, deeplink to ZeroSurf mobile app, generate ZK proof, and return verified.
The system combines Mopro's client-side ZK proving with Fluence's decentralized compute to create privacy-first age verification that actually works. Parents get content control without surveillance. Users prove age without revealing identity.
Core ZK Proof Stack:
Fluence Decentralized Backend:
Mobile Architecture:
ZK Proof Flow: When users scan Aadhaar QR codes, the anon-aadhaar library verifies UIDAI signatures and extracts identity data. Mopro then generates Groth16 ZK proofs on-device that prove age>18 without revealing name, address, or other personal info. The proof includes nullifier seeds to prevent reuse while maintaining anonymity.
Fluence Integration Benefits: Deploying on Fluence Virtual Servers ensures our content filtering can't be censored or controlled by any single entity. The decentralized compute network provides resilient infrastructure while the AI analysis happens without revealing user browsing patterns.
Partner Technology Synergy:
The deeplink integration creates seamless UX, users verify via ZK proofs and stay in our privacy-preserving browser instead of returning to potentially tracking websites.
GitHub Repository