प्रमाण · pramāṇa: proof.
Proof,
not trust.
Sign-in, private-app access and device trust, on your own servers. Each decision comes with evidence you can check.
Same token, same app. Only the machine changes.
The device it was issued to proves it holds the key
Let in
Another machine has a copy of the token, not the key
Refused
What you get
Stop stolen logins
With device binding on, a copied pass fails elsewhere.
Sign in once
One login reaches every private app you may use.
Trust only good devices
Your rules decide which devices get in.
See who did what
A signed log you can check yourself.
Private apps
One sign-in. Only your apps.
A private app is denied unless an access rule allows it. Everyone else never sees it.
- Your app
- Not reachable
- Not reachable
Device trust
A device that slips is shut out.
Your rules weigh what each device reports. When one stops fitting them, it is refused.
Evidence
One place to see who did what.
Each sign-in and each refusal leaves a record. Our own signed log is public: check it yourself.
- Signed in
- Opened an app
- Refused
- Changed a rule
Try it
Steal a token. Watch it fail.
The lab is real and uses a demonstration account. Replay a token from another machine yourself.
Who it is for
Start from your problem.
VPN alternative
Per-app, not network, access.
Third-party access
Vendors get one app, for a set window.
BYOD
Personal devices, scored by what they report.
Legacy apps
Older apps, over protocols they already speak.
Privileged access
SSH without standing keys; remote desktop in a browser.
Database access
One database at a time, not the network.
DPDP and CERT-In
The dates, and our evidence.
Questions
What is Pramaan ID?
Your identity provider, your SASE gateway and your MFA provider in one system, run on your own infrastructure.
Does it run in my own datacentre?
Yes: Pramaan runs on servers you operate, though the Android app reaches Google for push (see why). Offline, what we have proven: identity plane only, rig-proven; offline app enrolment and the copilot model are not proven, and no update procedure exists today.
What does it cost?
From ₹3,500 (Identity) and ₹7,500 (Zero Trust) per named user per year, ex-GST. Sovereign and Sovereign+ are quoted.
How do I check your claims?
Use the command above, replay a token in the lab, check our audit log yourself, and read the Limits page.
Talk to us, or try it first
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Book a walkthrough
Against your own apps, not slides.
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Run the lab
It uses a demonstration account; none of your data is involved.
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See pricing
Published floors, named-user bands and what every tier includes.