Stop Giving Every App Your Real Phone Number

Compartmentalize your digital life with separate numbers and encrypted identities. This separation limits what a breach in one context can reveal about the others.

The Problem

Your Phone Number Is a Skeleton Key

One phone number links all your accounts, your identity, and your location. That's a problem.

Every App Wants Your Number

Every app wants your phone number and you hate it. But what choice do you have?

Data Breach Exposure

Your number got leaked in a data breach. Now it's in spam databases, used for phishing, and linked to your identity forever.

Number Sold to Telemarketers

Companies selling your phone number to telemarketers. And you agreed to it in the terms you didn't read.

Password Reuse Everywhere

Reusing the same password everywhere because you can't keep track. One leaked credential compromises every account.

The Solution

How WIGGWIGG Protects Your Privacy

Separate numbers, separate identities, zero-knowledge encryption. Your data stays yours.

Number Compartmentalization

Give each part of your life its own number. Shopping gets one, selling gets another, dating gets its own. No single number links everything.

Zero-Knowledge Encryption

Passwords and named protected identity and contact fields are encrypted on your device. Phone numbers and other operational fields have separate boundaries.

Separate Identity per Context

Create distinct identities for different areas of your life, each with its own number, credentials, and contact list.

Breach Containment

If one number gets leaked, only that identity is affected. Your other numbers, contacts, and credentials remain secure.

Every WIGGWIGG identity comes with its vault (encrypted password manager): keep the passwords and details that belong with this number in one place. Explore the vault

Get Started

Compartmentalize Your Life in 3 Steps

Take back control of your phone number and digital identity.

Step 1

Create Separate Identities

Set up identities for different areas of your life. One for shopping, one for social media, one for finance.

Step 2

Get Numbers for Each

Assign a dedicated Canadian phone number to each identity. Each number is isolated from the others.

Step 3

Use the Right Identity

When signing up for a service, use the matching identity and number. If one gets compromised, the rest are safe.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does 'zero-knowledge encryption' mean?
It means your data is encrypted on your device before it ever reaches our servers. WIGGWIGG cannot read your identities, contacts, or credentials, even if compelled by a court order (contacts stay zero-knowledge unless you turn on contact recognition on calls).

How does compartmentalization protect me?
If a service you signed up for gets breached, only the number and identity you used for that service are exposed. Your real number and other identities remain completely separate.

Can I use WIGGWIGG numbers for two-factor authentication?
For most services, yes: your WIGGWIGG number receives SMS and, in practice, verification codes arrive reliably. Two known limits: some banks and payment services refuse internet-based numbers at enrollment, and messages sent from short codes may not be delivered. For those accounts, keep a mobile number, or better: use an authenticator app, which is more secure than SMS codes anyway.

How is this different from a VPN or a phone-number app?
A VPN hides your IP address; a phone-number app gives you another contact point. WIGGWIGG organizes multiple persistent identities, each with its own number, contacts, and encrypted credentials.

What if my number ends up in spam databases anyway?
Up to five checks apply depending on the channel and your settings. High-confidence signals warn before you answer, and a personal block rejects the call or message when it is the most specific applicable rule.
Spam filter feature

How does this fit with identities?
Your private number lives in an identity: one bundle with its own number, its own vault (encrypted password manager), and its own contacts. Each compartment keeps its accounts and contacts in its own identity, limiting what a breach in one context can reveal about the others.

Ready to Take Control of Your Privacy?

Stop giving every app your real number. Start compartmentalizing your digital life today.

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