Your portal
A Overview — your parameters
B Login & security history
Every time you or a client site checked your identity, and whether it passed.
Lost or lent laptop? This cancels every browser that's currently kept signed in to your account — on every device, at once. You'll stay signed in here; everywhere else has to sign in again.
Raise your own recognition-test difficulty above what a site asks for. You can only make it harder — never easier.
Rotates your puzzles so any page captured by a snooping browser stops working.
- Unlock VisualEyes access — restore a login that was turned off after suspected hacking, by changing the compromised login name/alias — Coming soon.
- Other Management-tab controls: lock all aliases at once — Coming soon.
C Aliases & emails
A private sign-in name, separate from your email — change it if it's ever exposed.
Sign in to a site with a per-site name instead of your email. A throwaway alias gives the site an opaque token it can never tie back to you.
Manage multiple alias identities under one account — Coming soon.
D Photos — your photo pool
Upload photos only you have seen — never anything posted online. Each photo is screened against public reverse-image search () and stored encrypted. Photos retire automatically when overused, often missed, or old.
🔒 Your photos are vaulted. For your security we never show them back to you — not even here. You only ever glimpse them briefly, mixed with look-alikes, when you log in. That way there's no gallery for anyone to force you to open, and no original to copy.
Opt in to let your photos be used as decoys in other users' challenges, earning AQAC reward credits — Coming soon (see Reward credits, §E).
Practice recognising your photos
Rehearse spotting your own photos among decoys and loop until your hit-quality passes. This is practice only — it never affects your real account, login, or photo stats.
▶ Start practice deck🛡️ Under Duress
A silent safety feature for high-risk logins (e.g. cash machines): enrol private panic photos that, if you ever tap one while being forced to log in, silently alert the site to protect you — while looking completely normal to whoever's watching.
Set up Under Duress →E Reward credits — AQAC Coming soon
- Balance and earn history — a small reward credit for every successful login, for supplying data the system runs on (e.g. contributing decoy photos), and a new-account bonus.
- Closed-loop spend only: use within VisualEyes, transfer to another User, or donate to a recognised charity. There is no open exchange to cash out on — reward credits are a utility, not a tradeable token (a compliant, tradeable version is a possible future option once VisualEyes is running profitably at scale, not something available today).
- Choose your charity, and an automatic "opt to give" mode for accounts in jurisdictions where personal token accumulation isn't permitted.
- On account closure without an elected transfer, or automatic closure (non-use, nuisance-account action, or legal bar), any balance is directed to charity per VisualEyes' published giving policy, not simply forfeited.
F Identity, age & KYC assurance Coming soon
- Confirm your identity once via a government ID or driver's licence (encrypted, held by VisualEyes only). This lets any of your aliased logins request a simple "over 18 / over 21" age flag without revealing who you are, backed by a digital receipt the site can keep for its own compliance audit.
- A separate, paid Know-Your-Client (KYC) assurance service for institutions that must verify your true identity, address, or employment status to transact with you (e.g. a trading terminal) — shown here so you can see what's been provided, and to which Clients.
- Per-transaction disclosure is scoped to exactly what that login required — never more.
G Delegation of login authority Coming soon
Not a self-service "add a delegate" setting — per the Delegation white paper, this only activates once VisualEyes has been served an appropriate court order (e.g. a probate order, or a conservatorship for an elderly, missing, or disabled User) naming another VisualEyes User to step in.
- A delegated User may: copy/download your log files and alias information, extend your account's deletion date, lock any/all of your alias logins, and delete pre-computed puzzles/browser tokens.
- A delegated User may never: delete your account immediately, add or alter your aliases, delete logs, or transfer any balance without separate legal authorization.
- Every delegated action is logged separately against your account, along with the delegate's own standing and any Managed/Captured Domain role (e.g. enforcement officer, attorney of record).
I Account lifecycle
With no logins for 18 months, an account is deleted in full, automatically — unless VisualEyes has been served a qualifying court order (e.g. a probate order) enabling a delegated login instead (see §G).
👁 During the trial, this is overridden: every VisualEyes account — and all of its photos — is automatically and permanently deleted within 90 days of sign-up, regardless of the non-use window below.
Close your account
Permanently deletes your photos and closes your account — this can't be undone. To confirm, type your account email below. (Once reward credits, §E, are live: closing without first electing where a balance goes will send it to charity per our published giving policy, not simply forfeit it.)
J Privacy & consent
See §B above for a count of attempts made against you.
Want your data gone? Closing your account (above) purges your photos immediately and permanently — delete my data, no obfuscation.