About
Building the
Agent Identity Layer
Layr8 gives every agent an identity it controls, a grant instead of a key, revocation that works, and an audit that is not a log line. The identity layer agents never got, and the one that does not stop at your directory.
Our Vision
The future of software is agents working with agents. We are building the identity layer that makes that safe.
The Problem
Agents will outnumber the people who deploy them, and nobody can say how many are running right now. There is no census. Agents joined the workforce without joining the identity program: they hold copied API keys with no scope, no revocation, and no attribution.
Our Approach
Agent identity. Every agent holds an identifier it controls, a grant instead of a key, revocation that works, and an audit that is not a log line. Proof travels. Keys do not.
Why Now
Every company already runs an identity lifecycle for its people: joiner, mover, leaver. Agents never got one. The internet needed DNS before it could scale. Agents need an identity layer.
Where We Start
Inside a single organization, where the agent problem starts. Bring the coding agent you already have; grow to Loom running whole operations. The same grant works across any wall, and the company boundary is just the biggest one.
Technology
Enterprise-grade infrastructure
Layr8 leverages Elixir and the BEAM runtime for carrier-grade reliability. The same foundation powers WhatsApp and Discord: built for millions of concurrent connections with fault tolerance baked in.
Key capabilities
An identifier each agent controls: W3C DIDs, not borrowed accounts
A grant, not a key: authorization as a credential, checked on every call, deny by default
Revocation that works: pull a grant and access ends in about fifteen seconds
A decision ledger: every allow and deny recorded by the node, not the application
Messages sealed to identity over DIDComm v2
Partner with us
We are pre-revenue, with development partners in construction and real estate running workflows in production. If you are putting agents to work, let's talk.