Investor Relations · Uometry.ai
We are not building
another app to be acquired.
We are building the layer
beneath all of them.
The credential is the internet’s original sin. Every breach, every phish, every stolen session traces back to the same root cause: systems verify secrets, not people. Ui removes the credential entirely — and verifies the living party, continuously.
The platform in three lines
Wedge: Be U button — credential-free access and identity continuity.
Platform: Living identity for humans, companies, devices, and AI agents.
Expansion: AI-agent delegation, enterprise trust, financial access, healthcare, education, marketplaces, and high-trust consumer platforms.
The Numbers Don't Lie
The problem is already
catastrophically large.
These are not projections. They are the cost of the status quo — a status quo Ui is designed to end.
A U.S. business suffers a data breach
3,322 U.S. breaches were reported in 2025 alone — roughly one every two to three hours. Each one averaging $4.44M. Ui removes the leading attack vector that drives most of them.
ITRC 2025 (3,322 U.S. breaches); IBM Cost of a Data Breach 2025
Days the average attacker hides inside a network
Continuous verification collapses this window: a hijacked session ends the moment continuity breaks, not 241 days later.
Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report, 2025
Mathematically unique identities Ui can issue
Ui is the only identity system whose uniqueness is proven, not asserted. No two people can produce the same identity. A moat no competitor can copy — because it is a theorem.
US Patent 11,488,372 (granted); additional applications filed
The Scale of the Problem
Identity fraud is not a line item.
It's an economy.
These numbers are not projections. They are last year's receipts — and every one of them accelerated.
Lost to identity fraud and scams in 2024
American adults lost $47 billion to identity fraud and scams in a single year.
Javelin / AARP 2024
Account takeover alone — nearly tripled in five years
ATO losses have nearly tripled from $6B five years ago. The attack surface is not shrinking — it is compounding.
Javelin 2025
Account-takeover victims in 2025 — up 18% in one year
New-account fraud victims rose 31% in the same period. Both curves are accelerating.
Javelin 2026
Phishing losses tripled in 2025
AI-generated lures are indistinguishable from legitimate communications. The volume is automated. The damage is not.
Javelin 2026
The trust collapse has already started
Bank imposter scams rose so sharply that consumers no longer trust real fraud alerts: among customers who received a fraud alert and ignored it, 55% believed the alert itself was a scam (Javelin 2026). When even the bank can't prove it's the bank, one-way verification is finished. Ui verifies both directions — the customer to the bank, and the bank to the customer — or no tether forms at all.
Operational Cost
And the maze itself
burns money daily.
Before a single breach. Before a single fraud event. The credential model costs a fortune just to maintain.
Help-desk cost of a single password reset
Every forgotten password is a $70 support ticket. Multiply by millions of users and reset cycles per year.
Forrester Research
Of all help-desk calls are password-related
Nearly half of every support team's capacity is consumed by a problem that shouldn't exist.
Gartner
Average time an ATO victim spends cleaning up
Seventeen hours of a person's life — per incident — spent proving they are themselves to systems that should have known.
Javelin 2026
Ui doesn't reduce these numbers. It deletes the categories.
The Root Cause
Every system on the internet verifies a secret.
None of them verify a person.
Passwords, tokens, session cookies — these are secrets. Secrets can be stolen, phished, guessed, and sold. The entire digital economy is built on the assumption that knowing a secret is the same as being a person. That assumption is wrong. And it is beginning to break.
"Isn't this passkeys?"
Passkeys verify possession of a key at a single moment, then trust the session — exactly the model Ui removes. Ui verifies the living party continuously and revokes the instant continuity breaks. Passkeys are a better credential; Ui removes the credential.
The question most companies ask
"How do we make passwords more secure?"
The question Ui asks
"Why do passwords still exist?"
That question changes everything. The moment your identity is you — not a secret you carry — there is nothing left to steal.
"The largest companies in history were built the moment a foundational assumption changed. The identity assumption is changing now."
The Internet Evolves In Foundational Layers
Every layer created a category-defining company.
Google owned information. Amazon owned commerce. Facebook owned social. OpenAI is racing to own intelligence. One seat remains open.
Information Layer
Built on the assumption that data should be findable.
Social Layer
Built on the assumption that relationships should be digital.
Commerce Layer
Amazon
Built on the assumption that commerce should be frictionless.
Cloud Layer
Microsoft · AWS · Google
Built on the assumption that compute should be a utility.
Intelligence Layer
OpenAI and others
Built on the assumption that reasoning should be automated.
Identity Layer
Ui
Built on the assumption that the person — not the password — should be the trust anchor.
Go-to-Market
The go-to-market is
one customer.
Ui doesn't need a marketing budget. It needs one — one — major customer to launch the Be U button. From there, physics takes over.
01
Users adopt at the moment of pain.
Enrollment is one press. A password reset is six steps and three other companies vouching for you. Nobody picks the maze when the door is right there.
02
Every enrolled user is pre-enrolled everywhere.
The next site that adds the button gets instant adoption from an installed base it didn't pay for. Acquisition cost falls toward zero.
03
Every site that adds the button makes the next site's decision for it.
Users start asking "why can't I just Be U here?" — and the sales call comes inbound.
This is the "Sign in with Google" adoption curve — which conquered the internet with zero ad spend — except nothing federates through a platform, no one's data is the product, and it works for AI agents. Same physics. Better ownership.
The old model spent thirty years building the maze. Be U doesn't out-market it. It out-easies it.
Why Now
Three forces are colliding.
The window is open now.
Each force alone would be significant. Together, they make this moment urgent — and the window narrow.
01
The Agent Economy
AI agents will soon outnumber human users online. Every agent requires trusted, verifiable identity. The current internet cannot give them that.
Agents need identity to act on behalf of humans.
Without it, the agent economy cannot be trusted.
Ui is the identity layer AI has been waiting for.
02
The Breach Crisis
Identity-based attacks now dominate breach reports. The problem is not infrastructure — it is trust. Patching credentials does not solve the root cause.
A U.S. business is breached every 2–3 hours — 3,322 in 2025.
$4.44M average cost per breach, rising annually.
Stolen credentials are the #1 way breaches begin (Verizon DBIR 2025).
Ui removes the attack surface entirely.
03
The Standard Window
Identity standards are set once, then locked in for decades. TCP/IP, TLS, PKI — all set in narrow windows. The identity standard will be set in the next few years.
Standards create winner-take-most dynamics.
The window to define this standard is open now.
This window opens once.
How We Get There
We ship in the order that
compounds trust and revenue.
Each stage is proven on paper today. We don't ask you to believe the entire vision on day one — we show you the first thing working, then earn the rest.
Now
Close the front door and the back door.
Ui V1 replaces the password moment with a tethered approval, and keeps the session alive only while identity continuity holds. That removes the leading initial-access vector and collapses the post-login window a hijacked session lives inside.
Next
Bind access to the living person.
Full behavioral-shape verification deepens to the complete identity geometry. This layer requires live signal streams and is advancing through pilots and deployment testing.
Then
One layer for humans, organizations, and agents.
Delegation becomes a tether that auto-revokes when an agent goes off-distribution — the accountability model the agent economy has no native answer for.
The math for all three is done. We ship it in the order that earns trust.
A Platform, Not A Product
Ui begins as identity.
Identity touches everything.
Ui lands first in enterprise authentication — the sharpest pain and the largest budgets — then expands across every system that requires trust.
Enterprise Security
Banking
Healthcare
Education
Government
AI Agents
Social Networking
Commerce
Access Control
Physical Security
Digital Wallets
Autonomous Systems
Network Effects
Every new Ui increases the value of the network.
Identity layers are winner-take-most. There is one seat for the trust layer of the internet. The network effect compounds with every participant.
Trust becomes portable. Identity becomes universal. This creates platform economics that compound with every new participant.
Strategic Value
Ui is not competing to become
another application.
Ui is building infrastructure.
Infrastructure creates strategic value. A company that controls trusted identity becomes a critical layer beneath every system that requires trust — and every system requires trust.
Independent Growth
Enterprise licensing and consumer identity as a standalone platform. Recurring revenue from every organization that deploys Ui.
Platform Partnerships
Becoming the identity layer embedded inside security, cloud, and AI platforms. Ui as infrastructure, not a product.
AI Infrastructure
The identity standard for the agent economy. Every AI agent, every autonomous system, every digital actor needs a Ui.
Strategic Acquisition
The trust layer is a strategic asset for any company that needs to own identity. The acquirer gets the standard.
What We Need From Pilots
The metrics that validate
the platform.
Ui V1 is ready for serious pilot conversations. These are the questions a pilot answers — no claimed results until they are measured in deployment.
Enrollment completion rate
Authentication / access time
Password resets eliminated
False reject rate
False accept rate
Session revocation latency
Account takeover simulation results
User satisfaction
Help desk reduction
Integration time
Device continuity accuracy
Admin / security team feedback
The Vision
A world where identity is universal.
Not a better password manager. Not a faster 2FA. A world where the credential no longer exists — because the person is the proof.
No usernames.
No passwords.
No password resets.
No authentication fatigue.
No fragmented identities.
One universal standard.
One identity.
One trust layer.
One Ui.
"You don't log into systems. Systems log into you."
The question is not whether identity becomes the internet's trust layer.
The question is who owns the standard —
and how early you were.
The identity standard will be set in the next few years, not the next few decades. Standards create winner-take-most dynamics. This window opens once.
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