Decentralized identity. Owned by you. Trusted by everyone.
Almena Network is a decentralized identity platform built on W3C standards (DIDs, Verifiable Credentials). People and organizations can create, issue, and verify digital identities without a single intermediary owning the directory.
The platform roadmap also includes decentralized applications, persistence, messaging, coordination, and ordering.
Day-to-day development happens in independent repositories. Clone and contribute in the repo that matches what you are working on.
| Repository | Role | Stack (high level) |
|---|---|---|
| almena | Core platform: daemon (gRPC API and node logic), desktop app (issuers and requesters), CLI (operator TUI), and protobuf definitions shared by clients. | Rust (tonic, daemon and tooling), Tauri v2 + React + Vite for the desktop shell |
| wallet | Holder experience: DIDs, credentials, and keys on device; mobile-first UI. Integrates with the daemon over HTTP REST (/api/v1/…), not gRPC. |
Tauri v2 + React + TypeScript |
| registry | Operator-facing portal for creating and managing on-network registries (for example credential issuers). | Next.js (App Router) + React + TypeScript |
| docs | Official documentation site: user guides, integrator-oriented material, and developer deep-dives. Bilingual English and Spanish. | Docusaurus, pnpm |
| web | Public marketing and landing experience aligned with almena.network. | Astro, pnpm |
Each repository’s README is the source of truth for setup, tasks, and contribution.
- Almena (desktop) and the CLI talk to almenad over gRPC using the canonical protos in the almena repo.
- The wallet uses the daemon’s REST surface for the flows that require a signed, HTTP-friendly contract.
- Docs and web ship as static sites; they describe and promote the same components above.
