Definitions

What InVisee is — and isn’t.

Plain terms, because trust starts with a precise description of what you’re trusting.

What InVisee is

  • 01Identity infrastructure: a way to register, evidence and license how a person’s identity — face, voice, likeness — is used.
  • 02A system built around permission, authority and evidence, not around generation or content.
  • 03A company that partners with agencies and representatives, not one that replaces them.

What InVisee is not

  • 01Not a talent agency, and not a substitute for one.
  • 02Not a marketplace or a public directory of talent.
  • 03Not an AI model company. InVisee does not build or sell generative AI.
  • 04Not the owner of anyone’s identity, under any circumstance.
  • 05Not a court, a regulator, or a guarantee against misuse.
Why the distinction matters

Vague claims are how trust gets lost before it’s built.

We would rather be specific about what InVisee does today, and clear about what’s still ahead, than let the description grow faster than the company. Where we’re not sure yet, we say so.

Where things actually stand

Formation and early validation.

InVisee is in formation and early validation. We are working with a small number of real relationships to test whether this idea holds up in practice, before building anything larger. There is no public marketplace, no live verification system, and no adopted industry standard yet — and we won’t describe any of those as though they exist before they do.