A face or a voice can now be reproduced without the person in the room. InVisee is identity infrastructure built so that use still requires permission — and permission still means something.
InVisee is not a talent agency, a marketplace, or an AI model company. It does not own anyone’s identity, and it never will. InVisee exists to do one thing well: make sure that when a person’s face, voice or likeness is used, it happened because they allowed it — and there’s a record of that.
Read what InVisee is and is not →AI can now generate a convincing face or voice without the person being present. The technology moved fast. The infrastructure to say who is allowed to use it, for what, and for how long — has not caught up. That gap is where InVisee starts.
Every legitimate use of someone’s identity should be able to answer a few plain questions: who is this, who can decide, what was agreed, and can it be checked later. InVisee is built around getting those questions answered — nothing about this is automated on your behalf, and nothing here claims to be finished.
See how it works →Register a dated, evidenced record of your identity — on your terms, with your own material staying in your hands by default.
Agencies manage people. InVisee manages permissions. We’re built to work alongside existing representation, not around it.
Need to use someone’s likeness in early development work, legitimately? There’s a cleaner way than guessing.
InVisee is founded by Bront Palarae, a Malaysian actor, producer and creative-industry entrepreneur who has spent his career on both sides of the camera.
About the founder →This is early. We’re building deliberately, with a small number of real relationships, before anything scales. If that’s interesting to you, we’d like to hear from you.
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