Not a voice tool. The platform where enterprises collect voice data, build proprietary IP across 4 intent layers, own it, and license it to others. We charge 10%.
Features get copied in months. Proprietary voice IP compounds over a decade.
A novel hierarchical classification of enterprise voice commands — each layer maps to a distinct agent execution semantic. Novel, patents pending.
Two-stage architecture. The fast path handles 83% of queries at sub-5ms with zero API cost. The neural path catches the rest. Constrained grammar means exactly 4 valid outputs — no hallucination.
Four-person technical team. The moat is the team's combined depth — the person who has spent the most time thinking about this problem, plus the credentials to build it properly.
No platform lets enterprises build, own, and license their own voice IP. ConceptNet does. We charge 10% on every transaction.
SaaS is the wedge. IP licensing is the moat. Dataset licensing to LLM companies is the scale.
| Revenue Stream | Year 1 | Year 2 | Year 3 | Year 5 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SaaS — stepping stone, data collection | £100K | £500K | £1M | £5M |
| IP Licensing — 10% enterprise tx fee | £0 | £500K | £2M | £10M |
| Dataset Licensing — to LLM companies | £0 | £100K | £500K | £5M |
| Total ARR | £100K | £1.1M | £3.5M | £20M |
Everything below is live and verifiable right now.
Investor effective cost: £1.4M net on £2M invested after 30% EIS tax relief on day one.
The dog-walk investor said: "Pretty much any problem is assailable with AI very quickly, so the moat ends up being that you've just spent more time thinking about it." We have.
Clear milestones. Funded by this raise.
UK government-backed investment schemes reduce effective investor cost immediately.
Effective investor cost on £1M invested: £700K net after EIS relief. Every return multiple is calculated on £1.4M net after EIS.