As a woman, I wouldn't sign up for an app that needs my ID, even if a third party handles it and disposes of the data. "Trannies infiltrate everything" is a very good point. If you (hypothetical) let a third party verify IDs, they do have the experience and infrastructure built in. On the other hand, that means that you have less control over that data. CrowdStrike forced an update on its clients that destroyed computers across entire sectors. That's damage you can roll back (even if you can't roll back the losses), but you can't roll back a striped-socked, skirt-go-spinny pervert intercepting IDs as they come in (data stream, servers, etc), pocketing them, and doxing applicants. You can't control when he goes in, when or even if he goes out, or even know if it's happened until it's too late.
That said, the fact that women can't talk about important medical issues without men jerking off to them is unacceptable. Even then, "freedom of association" has been perverted so much that it's only applied to intruders. Why can only the likes of Dong Long Gone and John Flynt choose who they can associate with? Why do women with cervical cancer have to put up with men like that when they're already suffering? Women with those conditions didn't choose to get them. Trannies choose to take cross-sex hormones and have quacks mutilate them. Even then, besides "trannies ruin things for everyone" being a good point, too, choosing who you can associate with shouldn't be a privilege that people can take away at will.
Basically, while I support it on principle, the implementation has to be very careful. I don't know which third party I'd pick, but I'd still want to have as much communication with them as I can. If there's a way for the third party to log who has access to your data, and for that data to be sent to you in real time, there'd be less of an issue. However that itself can cause problems and I don't know enough about tech infrastructure or contracting to find a good way to do it. Ovarit may be a good cultural role model so to speak, but there should also be outlines like the farm's to keep it secure, though I can't speak for how many women would want or need it.