Respectful Synchronisation Protocol

Synchronisation
without coercion.

RSP is the invisible coordination layer beneath Love Key Link, Love Key Hub and the Love Key Help Network. It synchronises consent, permissions, identity context, roles, presence and support signals — and, in an online world where people increasingly show up through avatars, likeness and AI stand-ins, it keeps that represented self tied to the person it belongs to, without making families feel like they are entering a protocol.

Observe behaviour
Raw events from people, agents, or systems
Weight the signal
Events become low-resolution weighted signals
Synchronise the state
Aggregate to a node state — resonant, friction…
Expire & decouple
Source links decay once no longer necessary
Burn the source
Identifiable data is irreversibly destroyed

Translate behaviour. Synchronise the signal. Burn the identifiable source.

A trust document, not just a spec

What RSP is — and what it is not.

RSP is the consent and coordination layer that governs how personal data, identity and permissions move between people and products across the Love Key ecosystem. Being clear about what it refuses to do matters as much as what it does.

RSP is
  • A consent layer — one profile, many hubs, presence without surveillance.
  • Synchronisation without coercion, with minimisation on by default.
  • Consent as a living, revocable state — never a one-time checkbox.
  • Transparent about what moves between people and products, and why.
RSP is not
  • Not a surveillance system — it translates behaviour into signals, then burns the source.
  • Not a data-selling mechanism — your data is not a product.
  • Not something that operates without your knowledge or consent.
  • Not a replacement for a product's privacy policy — it is the mechanism, not the legal document.
NFT Tier 6 · Reciprocal Status Protocol

The Event Token.
Proof without exposure.

The Event Token is the cryptographic receipt of the Reciprocal Status Protocol. Every time two nodes genuinely coordinate, a token is minted — and the identifiable source data is burned before the token ever exists. It records that reciprocity happened, never who, where, or how.

  • Proof of reciprocity
    One token per validated coordination event between RSP nodes.
  • Source burned at mint
    Identifiable data is destroyed; the burn receipt is embedded in the token.
  • Unbounded supply
    Auto-minted as the network coordinates — status that scales with trust.
Explore RSP

The full reference

Each part of RSP has its own page — principles, mechanics, dimensions, implementations and developer docs.