Your Handshake names. Your keys. In your pocket.
Tilde is a native iPhone wallet for Handshake (HNS). Hold coins, manage names, bid in auctions, and renew on time — verified on your device over P2P. No custodian. No desktop required.
Owning a piece of the internet shouldn’t require a desk.
Handshake gave us names nobody can take away. But managing them has meant desktop apps, command lines, or handing keys to a custodian. Ownership that only works at your desk isn’t ownership you can live with — or show anyone.
Three steps to carry your names home
Native Swift, built for iOS — not a webview.
Keys are generated on-device into the hardware-backed Keychain. Pick a security tier — device-only, or end-to-end-encrypted iCloud recovery — and Tilde tells you plainly what each protects and what you’d lose.
Balances, names, auctions, renewals — verified on your phone.
Built by a name holder, for name holders.
Tilde exists because its builder got tired of booting a laptop to prove a point. It’s native Swift, verifies the Handshake chain itself over encrypted P2P, and keeps keys in your iPhone’s hardware-backed Keychain — device-only, or end-to-end-encrypted iCloud recovery; your call. Non-custodial by construction — there is no Tilde server that could hold your names.
Names expire. Custodians freeze. Don’t find out the hard way.
Tilde works out every name’s expiry on your device and reminds you 90, 30 and 7 days out — on your phone, where you’ll actually see it — and keeps your keys where nobody else can lose them. How renewals work
The best argument for Handshake fits in your hand.
Pull up a live name/ in front of someone. Watch the question change from “why would I want that?” to “how do I get one?” Tilde makes every holder a demo.