Young people log what they do for others in the free Aliis app. As a credentialer, you confirm it with your own permanent ID, so every credential you give carries the same name, the same number and the same record.
“Led the 4-H rabbit showing for the younger members’ group, 3 hours.” Then shows you a QR code.
Your phone’s camera opens it. You’re signed in, so it says “Credential as Tioga County 4-H.” One tap.
Signed with your key, logged in the public ledger, and added to their running total with you.
Young people never pay. Anyone can say they saw something. A credentialer ID is what makes you the same, recognizable signer every time.
Free during the pilot. Cancel anytime; everything you’ve already signed stays valid.
Paid plans begin after the pilot. Payments are handled by Paddle, our reseller and merchant of record.
Free, always. Write down what you did for others and have anyone who saw it say yes.
Open the link they sent, or check a file here. Every signature is checked in the open.
Every paying credentialer gets this page. You see only what you’ve signed, never anything else in a young person’s log.
Every credential is signed with a key made on your phone. Without it, no one can sign as you, including us.
Every credential, every key you add or remove, and every blue check goes into a tamper-evident public ledger that independent partners co-sign. A key added in secret gets caught.
Your ID number shows next to your name everywhere. Names too close to a verified one are held for review. The blue check is checked live every time, never pasted on.
Yes. The record says “Credentialed by the Burrow family,” so readers know who signed. You also get the charts and running totals for what you’ve credentialed.
We let you know. You can upgrade to Verified for unlimited, or wait until the next month. Anyone can still say they saw something.
Everything you signed stays valid and checkable forever. You just can’t sign new ones.
Never. The app is free for them, and so is getting anyone to say they saw something.
No. Nobody can confirm or credential their own.
No. Aliis has no currency of any kind, and nothing in it can be bought, sold or traded. It’s a signed public ledger, built on the open standards that secure website certificates.