We're leveraging the latest innovations in social and interest graphs to unlock the future of decentralized systems.
Join UsWe're building trust graphs to contextualize your on-chain activities and bring you closer to the people you're interacting with online.
The people closest to you know you best. We're bringing a recommendations engine to connect your individual on-chain identity to the people you are connected with online.
We're bringing global tribes together by empowering you to establish a relationship with the people you already share close on-chain activity with.
Recommendations can instill trust in the decisions you make on-chain. We're enabling you to enhance your decision-making by understanding what the people you share connections with are doing, enabling you to make better on-chain decisions.
Analyzing and understanding how you're engaging with dApps and protocols online.
Working with partners to index data, and indexing ourselves to draw on rich relationships.
Whilst on-chain data is public, we don't expose any one individuals activity in the open.
Building an on-chain network of relationships that provide you with community insights.
Empowering you to see what your global communities are up to in web3.
An easy API plug-in allows you to see and interpret the data in whatever way works for you.
Marcus is a researcher and builder from Guatemala. He's been involved in the crypto ecosystem for nearly a decade, working with leading DAOs, ReFi projects, communities, and DeFi protocols. A graduate of Oxford's School of Geography and the Environment, his work has spanned beyond web3 across academia, healthcare, education, fintech, and more.
Kai is a blockchain engineer and researcher from Malaysia. His work specializes in privacy and security in decentralized identity, where he has published papers on computable trust and reputation. A graduate of the University of Edinburgh's computer science program, he has launched and worked at a number of blockchain projects across DeFi, DIDs, and regulatory compliance.