Hermes vs Ultrapass

Hermes was a Greek deity who served as a messenger of the gods using his winged sandles to move freely between the worlds of the mortals and the devine. The Hermes app, on the other hand, is a service that uses the cloud to move notifications from the world of your Mac to that of your iPhone. Hermes offers an easy to use API, and a user specific e-mail address that makes it easy to integrate Hermes into whatever automated workflow you might be using. You don't have to worry about notifications over burdening you with Hermes's forwarding rules. Only forward notifications from the apps you want, and even set up smart rules per app so only the important stuff gets through. Hermes Terms Of Service: https://funk-isoft.com/tos-hermes.html Hermes Privacy Policy: https://funk-isoft.com/privacy.html

Ultrapass is a standards-based FIDO2 / WebAuthn authenticator for phishing-resistant sign-in on supported websites and apps. Use Ultrapass to create and use passkeys, then confirm access with on-device face verification for a fast, privacy-preserving user experience. What Ultrapass does: • Creates and uses on-device user verification and passkeys for supported websites and apps • Keeps the private, non-sharable key on your device and signs only after user verification • Runs face and voice verification and liveness checks on device for supported flows • Supports stronger sign-in, step-up, recovery, and protected-action flows when enabled by the relying party • Minimizes data disclosure and preserves user privacy by returning only what is needed for the transaction Ultrapass® is built by Private Identity®, a Kantara Initiative-certified NIST SP 800-63 Credential Service Provider with IAL2 and AAL2 assurance capabilities that provides identity infrastructure for regulated industries. Feature availability depends on the website, app, or organization you use with Ultrapass.