Enter VNet

For individuals

One identity. Every door.

VNet is envisioned as one secure place where a person could learn, find work, get care, reach legal help, give and volunteer — with one verified identity, and with VV, an assistant that connects you with the right help when you authorize it.

One person, one account

Verified once. Yours for life.

A VNet identity is created once, verified against a government ID, and belongs to you. It can carry your personal, work, school and health life — separated by policy, connected by choice.

What an organization sees is decided by you and by policy before it sees anything, and every exchange is recorded where you can read it. That is what is designed to make the help, the credentials and the documents on VNet trustworthy.

Trusted identity

PersonalWorkSchoolHealthOrganizations One VNetidentity

How to begin

01

Create your VNet identity

Enter VNet, sign up once, and verify who you are. There is one account per person, and it is yours.

02

Meet VV

Tell VV what you need — a job, a course, care, legal help, a way to give back — in your own words and language.

03

Choose your first door

Open VClass, VWork, VHealth, VLaw or VDonate. Every door leads to real organizations and, where a program is open, to real help.

Good questions before you begin

Do I need an organization to invite me?

No. Anyone can create a VNet identity. Organizations join the ecosystem so that they can find and help people like you; you do not wait for them.

What does VNet see about me?

Only what you put there, and it shares it only when you authorize it, for the purpose you authorize. Every such exchange is recorded where you can see it.

Is VV a doctor, a lawyer or a caseworker?

No. VV provides information, navigation and assistance; it does not diagnose, represent or decide. It connects you with the people who can.

There is a place for you in it.

Ratings & reviews

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Christian B.

VNet is Awesome! PEACE>LOVE>LIGHT : )

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