A nicely organized directory of the research and documents behind 🤫 One — written and published for the world to read, implement, and build on. We own our name; we open our standards.
Your phone number, your name, and your email are used to look you up inside other people's databases — to find you and learn everything about you, your finances, your health, your wants and needs, and what's on your mind 24/7. Companies hold it, their partners share it, and if a hacker gets in, it's theirs too — with you, the end user, left holding the bag. PCHP flips that: identity proves who you are without exposing what makes you you, and nothing is shared without your consent and a receipt.
The founding arguments for why your information is your business — and the architecture to finally build the personal One the internet was supposed to give us.
(opens PDF in a new tab)Paper · April 2026
FoundingThe founding paper. The personal One the internet was supposed to give us, and the architecture required to finally build it.
(opens PDF in a new tab)Reference · v1.0
CanonThe canonical reference: philosophy, control & ownership, the experience system, and the brand. Six parts, twenty-four chapters, one spine.
RFC-001 — the Personal Consent Handshake Protocol (PCHP, “hu_ssh”), SSH for humans — published openly for policymakers, professors, and scientists to consider as a new consent layer on top of the communication protocols the world already uses. Open, not owned.
Open RFC · consent protocol
RFC-001How two Ones meet on behalf of their humans: by consent, scoped, with a receipt. Four phases — identity, consent, scoped exchange, audit receipt. Published under an open license; any agent may implement it.
MCP · A2A · AP2 · UCP
StandardPCHP is a consent layer that sits on top of the rails the world already builds on — adding identity, scope, and a receipt to each, rather than replacing them.
github.com/hushh-labs
CodeReference implementations and applied research for the consent protocol. Own the name; open the pattern.
The research behind the 🤫 One Personal Knowledge Model and how it becomes your portable, consent-shared Personal World Model.
Transparent about the financing that lets the product never have to monetize you.
A category spreads when others can build to its standard. So we publish the thinking, open the protocol, and keep only the name. PCHP — RFC-001 — is offered openly for policymakers, professors, and scientists to consider and adopt: a consent layer on top of the communication protocols the world already runs, so a person's identity can be resolved without their private life being handed over by default.
Then share it with one person whose judgment you trust more than your own — and, if you build, build to the open standard.
One is a product of Hushh Technologies Corporation (brand: 🤫 “hussh”), an independent company. One runs on third-party silicon, systems, and cloud; all company names are used solely to describe the platforms on which One software runs. Hushh Technologies is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or partnered with any company named.
