Passwords get breached, and passkeys prove a device rather than a person. Tilde ID proves the actual human. Enrolment produces an envelope-encrypted template; raw camera frames never leave the device, so a breach cannot leak a face. Access is granted use by use, and stays revocable and deletable by the person who owns it. One enrolment then carries across every surface in the ecosystem — each surface is a product in its own right, and each one makes the enrolment worth more.
Portfolio
Four platforms we own, operate and are actively building.
Each of these is a company-scale bet with its own roadmap, and they sit a long way apart — one has been running since 2016, another is in alpha. All four are online today; the status on each says exactly where it stands.
The core of everything we build: a verified-human identity layer with an ecosystem of surfaces on top of it. Enrol your face once, then use it at the door, at the login, on the signature and onward.
How it works
What it includes
- Template-based matching — raw camera frames never leave the device
- Consent-first: granted use by use, revocable and deletable by the person
- Risk-based — routine access stays instant, sensitive actions step up
- One enrolment carries across every surface in the ecosystem
The ecosystem · 11 surfaces on one enrolment
The signature
~Sign
Documents signed by a biometrically verified human
In buildOn the roadmap
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~Health
Patient identity and check-in
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~Fast
Banking and KYC
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~Skool
Campus access and attendance
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~Trust
Authority for AI agents acting for a person
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~Shop
Fraud-resistant checkout
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~Gov
Civic identity
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~Age
Private age proof
Each surface is a product in its own right, and each one makes the original enrolment worth more. That compounding is the reason Tilde ID is the platform the rest of the company is organised around.
Why now
Verification is becoming mandatory across finance, marketplaces and public services at exactly the moment that holding a biometric database became a liability. Matching without retention resolves both pressures at once.
A local business advertising platform, running since 2016 and past two million ads. Businesses list what they do; customers find them by place and category; paid placement is the revenue model.
How it works
Yoomark organises local commerce the way people actually search for it: by what they need and where they are. A business publishes a pin with its services, tags and location; visitors browse by category or area; and Featured Pins put a listing ahead of the regular results on the homepage and category pages. It is advertising sold against declared intent — someone actively looking for a tutor or an appliance repair — rather than against a behavioural profile. Ten years of operating it is where most of what we know about running a platform came from.
What it includes
- Over two million ads published since 2016
- Business listings organised by category, tags and location
- Featured Pins — paid priority placement on the homepage and category pages
- A decade of production operation behind the company’s infrastructure practice
Why now
Local search is dominated by platforms that sell a business its own customers back. A directory where placement is the product, and the targeting is what someone is actively looking for, is a cleaner trade on both sides — and it has held up for ten years.
An AI-native video platform where the video is made and published in the same place — a multi-model generation studio wired straight into a streaming front end.
How it works
Every other platform assumes the video arrives finished. Tubelx assumes it does not. The creator studio runs eight generation models side by side and publishes the result to a channel in one step, with discovery, subscriptions and short-form video sitting on the same platform. Creation and distribution stop being two different products with an export step between them.
What it includes
- Eight video models in one studio — Veo 3.1, Kling 3.0, Wan 2.7, Seedance, Luma — chosen per shot
- Image-to-video from reference frames, for character and style continuity across a series
- 16:9 and 9:16 output up to 4K, with per-render credit pricing rather than a flat subscription
- One click from generated clip to published channel, with full discovery and subscriptions
Why now
Generation models are commoditising quickly. The distance between generating a video and having an audience for it is not — and owning both ends of that gap is the defensible position.
A social network built on boards rather than feeds — customisable, widget-based pages that people follow by topic instead of by author.
How it works
A feed shows you what is newest. A board shows you what matters. NoticeB gives a team, a school, a shop or a creator a drag-and-drop grid of resizable widgets — announcements, events, polls, jobs, products, maps, countdowns, files and live embeds — that followers subscribe to directly. The board is the unit people follow, not the person running it.
What it includes
- Seventeen widget types spanning text, events, polls, jobs, products, media and embeds
- Follow individual boards by topic, not only the accounts behind them
- A precise drag-and-drop grid, so a board stays presentable without a designer
- Live embeds from GitHub, Figma, Spotify and custom API endpoints
Why now
Communities coordinate inside chat threads and feeds that lose everything past yesterday. The information is worth keeping; the container was never built to keep it.
Shared foundation
Built once, used by everything.
The model only works if each product inherits the last one's infrastructure. These are the layers we maintain across the portfolio.
Cloud-native core
Containerised services, infrastructure as code
Every platform deploys through the same pipeline, with the same observability and the same rollback path. Scaling is a configuration change, not a project.
Applied AI
Models where they earn their cost
Ranking, matching and personalisation, used where a model measurably beats a rule — and left out where it does not. We treat inference cost as a product constraint.
Privacy engineering
Data minimisation as an architecture, not a policy
The strongest guarantee is not collecting the data. Schemas, retention and access paths are designed so that compliance follows from the system rather than being audited onto it.
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