Security training your team will actually finish.

They optimize for compliance — annual videos, click metrics, audit reports. We optimize for retention — 3-minute lessons, AI-generated practice phishes against your real tools and colleagues, debriefs that route a failed lesson into the matching module. The bigger gap: their content cycle is 12-24 months, so AI threats (voice clones, deepfakes, prompt injection) aren't covered. Ours updates weekly.

On setup, we ingest your stack from a few low-permission integrations (Slack, Google Workspace, GitHub if you use it) and your public domain footprint. The AI uses that to generate phishes that look like your actual tools, in your team's writing style, referencing real channels and projects. Nothing leaves your tenant; nothing trains shared models.

They land on a soft debrief: the email shown with annotations, three takeaways, and a 2-minute lesson covering exactly what they missed. No manager notification, no leaderboard shaming, no records held against individuals. The goal is teaching, not scoring.

Per-executive opt-in with a signed-and-timestamped consent record before any voice sample is collected. The exec can revoke any time and we delete the model. We never clone anyone — even a CEO — without explicit authorization. The sales-demo deepfake of a prospect's CEO is opt-in too, requested by the buyer.

Yes. We map to the relevant security awareness controls (SOC 2 CC1.4, CC2.2; ISO 27001 A.7.2.2) and export completion reports your auditor will accept. That's the table-stakes deliverable — the actual product goal is to train your team well enough that the audit becomes a footnote.

Private beta opens summer 2026 — we're working with the first 30 startups one-on-one and replying to waitlist signups within 48 hours. Pricing is flat per-company for pre-Series A teams (≤30 people), with per-seat scaling above that. We'll publish exact numbers at beta launch; lower than the awareness vendor your future auditor will mention.