Zeromajor
Zeromajor is an open-source software framework designed to enable privacy-preserving computation through zero-knowledge proof systems. The project provides a circuit description language, a proving backend, and client libraries that facilitate integration with web and mobile applications. It aims to offer a developer-friendly path to implementing verifiable computations without exposing sensitive data, while supporting multiple proof backends and interoperable toolchains for common programming languages.
Zeromajor grew from a community effort in the late 2010s, with contributions from researchers and developers
Architecture and features: The framework includes a circuit compiler, a generic proof-system interface, and language bindings
Governance and licensing: Zeromajor is distributed under an open-source license and is governed by a community-driven
Reception and applications: The project has seen uptake in privacy-preserving identity, confidential payments, and privacy-preserving decentralized