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Patents Pending US 64/050,261 and US 64/057,340 · Confidential
The first platform to build a longitudinal model of who a traveler actually is — and deploy that model before, during, and after every trip. The technology exists. The IP is filed. The demo is live. We are looking for the right partner to scale it.
Every major platform — OTAs, AI assistants, concierge services — share the same structural flaw. They optimize for the booking. They do not build a model of the traveler. The result is a $1.4 trillion industry that treats every customer as a generic consumer.
Iris operates across four integrated phases — each one deepening what it knows about you, each one making the next more precise. The system gets smarter with every trip. The switching cost grows with every conversation.
Iris Explore is not a chatbot with a travel skin. It is a computer-implemented system with six novel components, each protectable, each dependent on the others for full effect.
Iris figures out who you are. Not through a form or a quiz — through a real conversation, designed to reveal how you actually travel. Not what you think you prefer. Not what sounds good. What’s genuinely true about you as a traveler.
The result isn't a single type. It's a weighted profile across eight traveler personalities — a precise composite that reflects the real complexity of how you move through the world. Someone who is 60% Comfort Seeker, 30% Depth Traveler, and 10% Optimizer travels completely differently from someone who is 60% Optimizer, 30% Curious Opportunist, and 10% Comfort Seeker — even if both would describe themselves as "someone who likes good hotels and interesting experiences."
The Traveler Personality Framework doesn't describe preferences — it drives every recommendation. The Tokyo proof of concept puts four weighted profiles through a single day in the same city and shows exactly what the system produces: four individual itineraries calibrated to four completely different relationships with travel, and one synthesized group result that serves each of them without asking anyone to compromise.
The value proposition adapts to the partnership type. For financial services, it's about cardholder engagement. For OTAs, it's switching cost. For acquirers, it's IP and the data moat.
Provisional patent applications US 64/050,261 (filed April 27, 2026) and US 64/057,340 (filed May 5, 2026, covering the Group-eze™ multi-profile synthesis system). A preliminary prior art search identified no existing patent covering the specific combination of features in the Iris Explore system. Full technical disclosure and prior art brief available under NDA.
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The demo illustrates the profiling methodology — how Iris figures out who you are as a traveler. It is a proof of concept, not a complete trip planning tool.
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