Identity theft & deepfake fraud
Synthetic faces, face swaps, and voice clones scale like software.
Mosaic is a consumer registry and licensing rail that lets people claim, verify, protect, and license their face, voice, and future identity primitives.
Unauthorized face and voice generation is becoming a legal, trust, and brand-safety problem. Consumers need a simple way to claim and monitor their likeness; buyers need proof of licensed consent.
Synthetic faces, face swaps, and voice clones scale like software.
State rules are accelerating while federal digital-replica rights remain pending.
Creative teams want speed; legal teams need proof of consent and usage boundaries.
Context sources in the plan: ASIS / Shufti Identity Fraud Index 2026; BBB National Programs; Fiund state map; Holland & Knight NO FAKES Act update.
Mosaic connects human proof to AI commerce through a four-step lifecycle.
Free registry claim with one selfie and a certificate of registration.
The plan deliberately sequences consumer trust before licensing infrastructure.
A free claim creates the registry. Verification unlocks paid Watch, voice, and early Marketplace access.

Freemium registry becomes paid monitoring, voice, and future identity primitives.
Brands, agencies, and studios license verified humans with signed terms.
Agentic tools, APIs, MCP integrations, and native platform partnerships scale access.
Content, distribution, registry growth, licensing demand, and proof stories feed one self-learning creative brain.
Track hooks, avatars, conversion, and retention. Recombine what works.
Hooks, mini-games, AI-vs-real challenges
Claim, verify, certify, watch
Brands need real-human consent
Payouts, takedowns, creator wins
Operational overhead capped at 20% monthly, targeting 10%. Spend ramps only into evidence.
The model is assumption-driven so management can update adoption, CAC, transaction volume, and pricing quickly.
registered users
345.7Kpaid users
$598Kmonthly subscription revenue
Both figures represent Mosaic take-rate revenue at month 36.
Most adjacent platforms solve one or two layers. Mosaic is designed to connect registration, protection, transactions, network access, and enterprise licensing in one consent system.
Capability comparison recreated from the supplied planning reference. Labels indicate stated scope, not an independent product audit.
Registry density, identity primitives, a consent ledger, buyer tooling, and payout history reinforce one another.
More people claiming and verifying makes Mosaic more useful to buyers and platforms.
Face first; voice next; expression, movement, and behavioral signature over time.
Terms, proof, audit trail, payment, and renewal logic can travel with each license.
The content-learning loop converts regulatory anxiety and consumer urgency into acquisition.
Biometric privacy · false-positive alerts · platform dependency · license misuse · participant trust · evolving state and federal law
Validate the registry, paid conversion, content engine, and early buyer demand before scaling.
Finalize positioning, privacy and legal flows, registry MVP, content recipe system, and tracking.
Launch the free registry claim, certificate, verification prompts, paid Watch beta, and owned-account seeding.
Scale message testing, creator and affiliate community, mini-games, and the first licensing waitlist.
Open the curated Marketplace beta to paid users and selected agencies, brands, and studios.
Close the first reference licenses, publish proof stories, and prepare Network API and MCP pilots.
A six-person management team aligned around a consent-first identity infrastructure opportunity.
CEO

Founder & President
CCO/CMO

CTO

CFO

CLO
Mosaic is raising a SAFE to build the registry, protection layer, curated Marketplace, and programmatic Network.
SAFE Note
Subject to a definitive SAFE agreement.
Product development, AI infrastructure, Marketplace launch, customer acquisition, legal and compliance, and working capital.
Base case is a planning model, not a forecast guarantee.
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