Beyond Identity vs Emprinte

The Beyond Identity Authenticator provides instant, passwordless login backed by the world's only dynamic identity defense platform. By replacing weak credentials with strong, device-bound, cryptographic credentials, Beyond Identity makes attacks like phishing, social engineering, brute force, deepfake fraud, and advanced MFA attacks impossible to execute. For users, all you experience is a seamless, passwordless MFA login that provides instant and continuous secure access with no extra steps or second device needed. You simply open the app, confirm your identity, and go. For organizations, you have the assurance you're protected against initial access and lateral movement threats because every session is protected by hardware-backed credentials with security posture that is continuously validated. Beyond Identity is designed to be privacy-preserving. Biometric validation is local, no biometric information is stored in our system nor sent over the network, and the application does not collect personal information

Emprinte is a mobile reading app built for African readers and reading communities. It combines a personal PDF reading space with community and accountability features. The app is guest-first: people can read and use core personal tools without an account; full community and cloud features are for signed-in members with an active subscription (plus admins for operations). Core reading experience PDF reading — upload and read PDFs (no DOCX), with progress and a focused reader environment. Reader tools — highlights (multiple colours), bookmarks, and notes tied to the book or selection. Text selection actions — turn selections into highlights, private notes, or (for members) quotes shared to the community where supported. Layout and comfort — controls such as font size, scroll style, themes (e.g. light / dark / paper-style options), and text-to-speech from the reader. Local-first for guests — guests keep reading data on the device; members can sync reading data, notes, and related activity to the cloud. Home — personal reading dashboard Reading streak and simple reading stats (e.g. time spent today, progress toward goals). Reading goal — set a goal in pages or minutes, track progress, and get a completion flow when the goal is met. To Do — weekly/daily task lists with dates; a home bar surfacing the next task. Growth Tracker — entry point to quarterly / weekly / daily growth tracking (deeper screens in the tracker area). Reading schedule — for members, surfacing admin-set weekly reading plans on Home when available. Explore — discovery, learning, and library My Notes — free-form notes and notes linked to highlights. My Books — personal library, uploads, and book detail flows. Bootcamps — discover bootcamps, join flows, and bootcamp home / check-in / feed style experiences for structured cohort reading. Challenges — discover challenges; members can request to join; admins approve. Build A Reader and similar cards — links out to external initiatives where the product does not handle donations in-app. Community — together reading Community feed and forum — posts, pins, media, saves, and reactions as designed for the product. Reading rooms — scheduled room-style reading; members can request new rooms; admins manage scheduling and approval. Weekly reviews — tied to the reading schedule model. Review quotes — surfaced from weekly review sessions. Accountability partner — admin-assigned pairing with nudges and shared To Do style flows where implemented. Profile and settings Profile — identity (e.g. @username), badges, book counts, and access to a settings hub. Subscription — members manage plan state (e.g. renewal preferences) in line with your current product rules. Admin experience — for admin users, an admin panel replaces or augments the normal profile area to manage members, content, events, schedules, rooms, challenges, notifications, and moderation. Cross-cutting product behaviour Offline and low connectivity — retries, caching, and queues for key member flows (e.g. annotations, streak-related updates) where the app is built to support them. Push notifications — where enabled, for reminders and product-relevant alerts, with permission checks before registration. Payments — per your current scope note, in-app subscription checkout via Paystack is out of scope; membership may be handled outside the app or by other agreed means—describe only what you actually ship. User types (how access is framed) Guest — read, highlight, notes, To Do, goals, streaks; data stays local unless they later become a member and migrate. Member — account + subscription (when active): cloud sync, community, rooms, bootcamps (as included), challenges, tracker, accountability, schedule-driven features. Bootcamp participant — where you still support paid bootcamp access as a distinct path, describe it exactly as you sell it today.