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Gustave Doré — Don Quixote convinces Sancho Panza to sally forth (1863)Gustave Doré, Don Quixote (1863)

sally (v.) — to leap forth boldly.
From Latin salire, “to leap” — the same root that gave us French saillir and Spanish salir.

“He so talked him over… that the poor clown made up his mind to sally forth with him.”— Cervantes, Don Quixote (1605)

Go outside. Do something real. Start the quest.

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Sally Forth! is built on the Quest Protocol — an open standard for proving you were somewhere.

You visit a location. Your phone confirms you’re there. Sally Forth! signs a credential — a small digital document that says where you were and when. That’s it.

The credential is yours. You can share it, export it, or verify it on any Quest Protocol app. No account needed to check if it’s real — it’s just math and a public key.

Think of it like email: Gmail and Outlook speak the same language. Sally Forth! and any future Quest Protocol app work the same way. Your proof goes with you.