Approach

Community first. Protection follows.

Most fraud companies sell fear to individuals, one download at a time. We go in through the organizations people already trust — and grow from there.

  1. 01

    Land

    Deploy Jasmine into a need with existing pain and existing budget — community access, safety, sanitation, marketing. The buyer says yes because the problem is already on their desk.

  2. 02

    Embed

    Support heavily. Become part of the organization's daily workflow and the community's daily life. Trust is the asset that compounds.

  3. 03

    Bloom

    Layer Iris fraud protection, local discovery and new agents onto a relationship that already works. Each new agent costs less to land than the last.

Two front doors

Same platform. Two ways in.

  • Cultural districts

    Business improvement districts and community associations in close-knit neighborhoods. Funded budgets, dense networks, and word of mouth that travels city to city.

  • Elder-care networks

    Area Agencies on Aging, senior-living operators and nonprofits — organizations whose mission is protecting older adults, with staff who become our frontline.

Expansion path

One Chinatown. Then every neighborhood.

  1. Phase 1

    Seattle

    First district partner

  2. Phase 2

    San Francisco · Oakland

    Toronto · Vancouver

  3. Phase 3

    New York · Washington, DC

    East Coast networks

  4. Then

    Every community

    Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, Hispanic and Indian communities, then general availability

Why now

+59%

Year-over-year growth in reported cybercrime losses for Americans 60+, 2025. Source: FBI IC3.

AI made scams cheaper to run. It can make communities cheaper to protect.

The organizations closest to older adults are understaffed and underfunded. Agents that do real work for them are the fastest way to reach the people at risk.

See the numbers behind it.

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