Human Pass Lens

Prove you're human on websites in one click, and see which accounts belong to verified humans on X, Instagram, TikTok and more.

Human Pass Lens shows you which social accounts belong to a verified human while you browse. If you hold a Human Pass, it also lets you prove you're human on websites without picking up your phone. Open a profile on a major social network, such as X or Instagram, and Lens checks whether a Human Pass holder has linked that account. A verified account gets a tick. If a profile shows someone else's Human Pass, Lens warns you it may be an impersonator using a copied link. Each Human Pass comes from an identity verified in the ShareRing Me app: one person, one pass. Holders can keep a linked account private. Lens then shows that a verified human holds it, not which pass. Prove you're human from this browser. Link Lens to your Human Pass once: scan its code in the ShareRing Me app and approve with your PIN. For the next 30 days, when a website asks you to prove you're human, press Approve in this browser. The website gets the same private ID for that site as it would from your phone, and is told you approved in a browser. Renew from your phone every 30 days. Remove the browser any time, from the app or from Lens. What Lens sends, and what it keeps: - To check an account, Lens sends the account's platform and handle (for example "x" and "@name") to the Human Pass lookup API. Nothing about that lookup is stored. - Lens doesn't read your messages, your feed or your logins. It has no access to your browsing on other sites. - If you link Lens to your pass, it makes a key in your browser that websites and other extensions can't read. Anyone who can use your computer account could copy it, so only link a computer you own, and remove the link if you lose the computer. Human Pass keeps the public half of the key, the name the browser gives itself (such as "Chrome on Mac"), the country you linked from and when it was last used. No ID details, photos or ShareRing keys are stored in the browser. - If you choose "Ask them to get a Human Pass", Lens sends that account to Human Pass to write the post for you. Human Pass keeps a hashed record of the ask for up to 90 days, so the right person gets credit if that account joins. Human Pass Lens is free. Built under ShareRing's ISO 27001 information security programme.