Our Mission
Real Recognizes Real AI exists to establish & maintain trust among people, organizations, and entities that are vulnerable to identity-based attacks by empowering them to authenticate all of their digital contacts & most trusted real-life relationships.
Our Vision
A world where real people can confidently communicate with real people without fear of fraud, impersonation, or manipulation.
Our Values
Every design decision, every protocol, every line of code follows these principles. Trust can’t be demanded, it must be earned and verified.
Our Impact
For Individuals (B2C)
We give users a way to prove who’s real without revealing what’s private.
- Protects families from impersonation and deepfake scams.
- Rebuilds digital trust between friends and communities.
- Provides peace of mind in a world of constant data breaches.
Example: A parent gets a video call from a “child in trouble.” Instead of trusting a familiar voice, our app silently challenges the connection through a shared memory question only the real person could answer. Fraud stops before fear begins.
For Businesses (B2B)
Enterprise identity is built on fragile assumptions. We eliminate these vulnerabilities at their source.
- Authenticates employees, vendors, and partners with verifiable trust.
- Prevents phishing, voice deepfakes, and supply chain attacks.
- Reduces fraud exposure for insurers and compliance teams.
Example: A supplier emails a new bank account number. Before payment, a Doppelgänger Challenge confirms the vendor is who they claim to be through mutual authentication. No phishing, no guessing. Just certainty.
Eliminating Entire Attack Classes
| Attack Vector | Old World | With Real Recognizes Real |
|---|---|---|
| Replay Attack | Deepfakes reuse recorded voices | Unpredictable: memory challenge is randomly selected |
| OSINT Guessing | Answers mined from public data | Impossible: relies on private shared knowledge |
| Device Compromise | Secrets stored in app memory | Protected: critical info lives in Secure Enclave |
| 3rd Party Data Breach | Stolen credentials reused everywhere | Meaningless: data is device-bound and encrypted |
| Man-in-the-Middle | Attackers intercept or spoof media | Blocked: each response is device-verified & signed |