Verification

Credibility,
built in.

Yearbook is designed so that the people and qualifications in it can be trusted — by classmates, by employers, and by institutions. You stay in control of what is shown, and to whom.

Jonah Adeyemi

Class of ’16 · Sample profile

Identity verified

BEng Civil · 2020

Class captain

PgCert · pending

Visible to: classmates

How it works

Three checks. One trusted profile.

Three checks.
One trusted profile.

Identity

Confirm you are who you say you are — once — with a trusted identity provider. Intended design; not implemented in this prototype.

Qualifications

Degrees and certificates confirmed with the issuing institution, shown as badges you can choose to display.

You control visibility

Each badge has its own audience: just you, your class, or anyone with a link. Nothing is public by default.

Badge key

What each
badge means.

Badges are intentionally simple. They answer one question each, and never show more than the owner has chosen to share.

Badges are intentionally simple. They answer one question each,
and never show more than the owner has chosen to share.

Identity verified

A real person, checked once.

Qualification

Confirmed by the issuing institution.

Pending

Submitted, not yet confirmed.

Class captain

Helps run the class space.

Institutions and
partners: let’s talk.

Institutions and partners:
let’s talk.

We’re looking for schools, universities, and verification partners to shape the credential layer with us.

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a man wearing a hat and a blue jacket
a group of people standing next to each other in graduation gowns
A man in a graduation cap and gown
women wearing yellow-and-red dress
A group of people in graduation gowns posing for a picture
A smiling woman in a graduation cap sits outdoors
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