Knock

Set up your Wedgie

Connect it, choose its name, bind it to you with World ID, then put the name in ENS. After that, a Knock site lets you in with one press.

Lost your Wedgie, or had it stolen? Kill its name with your wallet. The Wedgie needn't be here.

  1. Step 1: Connect your Wedgie

    Plug it into this computer with a cable that carries data, then connect it. Your browser asks which device to use.

  2. Step 2: Choose its name

  3. Step 3: Bind it to you

  4. Step 4: Name it in ENS

Testing without World App

Its test identities bind on Knock's staging contract. Verifiers never take those bindings, and ENS names can't point at them.

Kill switchFor a lost or stolen Wedgie, or one you're done with. It needs only your wallet.

The wallet that owns the name unregisters it and unlinks its records, wherever the Wedgie is. The binding was made for that name only, so no site takes the Wedgie's knocks after that, under any name. If the Wedgie is connected here, it forgets its name and binding too.

The binding stays in World Chain's history, pointed at by nothing. Your Knock session stays too: bind this Wedgie again, or another, and World App proves it for the new binding.

No wallet in this browser. Add one, such as MetaMask or Rabby, then reload this page.

  1. Your wallet unregisters the name, so it stops resolving
  2. Your wallet unlinks its records
  3. Knock reads it back through ENS
  4. The Wedgie forgets its name and bindingNo Wedgie is connected, so it keeps showing the name. Connect it here later, and the Console has it forget the name.