Company / 01 — Why this exists
Three people in my own family were scammed — my father, my uncle, my grandmother. Three frauds, three complaints, nothing came back. When I looked for the software that was supposed to fix this, I found two kinds: platforms built for nation-states that cost more than an Indian firm earns in a decade, and free tools that leave an officer working by hand. So I started building the third kind.
Company / 02 — What we hold to
The volume of this work happens in district stations and small firms, not in nation-state budgets. A product they cannot buy is not a solution to their problem. Pricing follows case load — never what the software is permitted to tell you.
The platform sits on a body of internal research covering identity resolution, evidence verification, graph attribution and calibrated reasoning. Written, unfiled and patentable — patent counsel is engaged.
Statutory references under BNS and BSA 2023, PII masking and DPDP-compliant access logs are not a localisation layer bolted on afterwards. They are how the output is constructed.
The platform states plainly what it could not check and what it does not know. A product whose central claim is that it cannot lie has to hold that standard against itself first.
Company / 03 — Where it is running
A signed Expression of Interest with the Cyber Police Station, Nashik Rural, Maharashtra, dated April 2026. Under active evaluation, with officers already asking for expanded capability.
We express our interest in actively collaborating with CrypsisX to further evaluate and potentially integrate Agent 47 into our investigative workflow.
Measured in active pilots, against the 90–240 days a manual investigation typically takes across fragmented systems. The legal paperwork still sits with the officer — but the intelligence bottleneck is gone.
Incorporated in India as CrypsisX Cyber Technologies Private Limited. Further partner and pipeline detail is shared under NDA.