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Phase 1 · Framework designed · Early prototype working · Bootstrapped · Planning seed raise 2027

Context Intelligence for On-Device Vision Systems.

Understand what's happening. Make smarter decisions. Protect privacy — without ever uploading an image.

01Context-aware scene understandingNot just pixel detection
02Relationship, intent & consent analysisOn-device, zero uploads
03Scenario-based validationAcross medical, fitness, celebration, intimate and safety contexts
04Combines several context signals before decidingExplainable policy decisions
The Core Problem

Cameras see pixels.
Ours understands meaning.

Traditional AI moderation has no model of what is actually happening. It sees shapes. It triggers on patterns. It cannot tell a medical exam from a violation. Context intelligence changes that.

See why this matters →
// what a traditional system sees
pixels[1920×1080] → skin_detected

// what PurenetX understands
scene: clinical_setting
intent: professional
consent: established
decision: context_aware
The Difference

Two Ways to Process a Camera Frame

One looks at pixels. One understands what's happening. The outcome — and the user experience — are completely different.

Traditional Approach pixel-based
→ Camera frame captured
→ pixel_scan(frame)
→ skin_detected = true
→ decision = BLOCK
// No scene understanding
// No intent. No context.
Blind pattern-matching. Wrong in both directions.
PurenetX Approach context-aware
→ Camera frame captured
→ scene = understand_context(frame)
→ intent = assess_intent(scene)
→ risk = score_risk(scene, intent)
→ decision = policy_decision(risk)
Designed for on-device processing: images never need to leave the device.
Context Intelligence in Action

Same Scene. Completely Different Decisions.

Five real scenarios. See exactly what breaks without context — and what becomes possible with it.

Without Context Intelligence
BLOCKED
Celebration momentSkin contact detected, proximity flagged
BLOCKED
Medical examNudity detected, flagged automatically
NOT CAUGHT
Secret recordingNot caught — no nudity detected
BLOCKED
Gym workoutSkin exposure threshold exceeded
PASSED
HarassmentNo skin detected, no block triggered
VS
With Context Intelligence
ALLOWED
Celebration momentEvent context detected, celebratory intent recognized
ALLOWED
Medical examClinical context confirmed, professional setting
BLOCK
Secret recordingHidden-camera angle, people unaware
ALLOWED
Gym workoutFitness context confirmed, legitimate activity
WARN
HarassmentRisk factors detected, behaviour pattern flagged

Same physical content. Different understanding. Better outcomes for everyone.  Full explainer →

Development Status

What We Have Today

Our framework is designed and an early on-device prototype is working. Model training on partner data begins after our first funding round (target 2027). We're seeking design and research partners for co-development and validation.

Framework designed

Context Intelligence Framework

Six-dimension analysis framework (scene · activity · relationship · intent & consent · vulnerability · risk signals), built on our 50-scenario research database.

Now

On-Device Model

Early on-device prototype working (image → context → explained decision). Testing in progress.

In Development

SDK

SDK (a software kit apps and devices can build in) in development. Once recruited, design partners will be able to begin data collection while the model develops in parallel.

Available

Context Knowledge Base

Our labelled scenario database: 50 research-annotated scenarios across medical, fitness, celebration, intimate, and safety contexts. Available to research partners under NDA. About the database →

Recruiting

Design & Research Partners

Design partners (camera apps, platforms, robotics) for pilot validation — and research partners (universities, institutes) for co-authored publications.

Think you're a fit?

We're recruiting for co-development of the on-device model (2027) and pilot partnerships. Pilot length agreed with each partner. We review applications weekly.

Get in touch →
Our Approach

Four Principles. No Exceptions.

P.01

On-Device Processing

No cloud required. No data transmission. Privacy by architecture, not policy.

P.02

Transparent Reasoning

We show you why we made each decision. Explainability is not optional.

P.03

Research-First

Built on peer-reviewed principles. We validate before we publish numbers.

P.04

Honest About Stage

We're early. We say so. Transparency builds better partnerships than hype.

Kaushik A., Founder & CEO of PurenetX
We don't see what's in the image. We understand what it means.

Security research taught me how systems get exploited. I built PurenetX to close the most consequential gap — harmful visual content captured before anyone can stop it. The answer isn't better moderation. Our goal is earlier interception, with full context.

Kaushik A.  Founder & CEO

About the founder →

Our Development Stage

Early prototype working. Now building the real thing.

✓ Framework designed, built on our 50-scenario research database
✓ Architecture designed for on-device, privacy-first processing
✓ Early on-device prototype working (image → context → explained decision)
→ Model training on partner data begins after our first funding round (target 2027).
→ Production deployment: after pilots (2027–2028)
Unseen test · 31 Oct 2026

105 photos never used in development, labels written first, engine frozen, one run. 88 of 105 correct (84%). 49 of 55 safe photos left alone (6 false alarms); 26 of 35 harmful photos flagged (9 missed).

Main weakness: telling whether people behind windows know they are being seen. Child-safety rules tested only on policy and text cases, never on real child images.

Early false-alarm test (safe photos only)

On 63 everyday photos, a skin-colour approach wrongly flagged 27 as high-risk. Our context engine (earlier prototype version) flagged none, running entirely on a laptop with no cloud.

63 safe everyday photos (stock + our own phone photos), each labelled by us before testing. Compared against our earlier skin-colour prototype. This measures false alarms on safe photos only.

PurenetX prototype demo showing context analysis of a yoga photo
Our working prototype, running locally on a laptop with no internet. A pixel-only skin-colour approach rates this yoga photo CRITICAL risk; PurenetX reads the context and allows it, with a reason. (Screenshot from an earlier prototype version, ~20–25 s per image.) Current speed: about 67 seconds per photo on a laptop (Apple M4), fully offline. Target: under 2 seconds on phones.

That's why we're recruiting design partners and researchers to build this with us — not to deploy a finished product.

Roadmap Preview

From Framework to Production

Today (Q4 2026)

Early Prototype Working

See what we have today ↑

2027 · after first funding round

Model Development & Research

Q2 – Q3 2027

Enterprise Pilots & Publication

2028 +

Broader Integration

◇Mobile SDK (iOS / Android)
◇Device-maker partnerships
◇Platform integrations
◇Production deployment at scale

See Status →    See Full Roadmap →

Ready to See It?

See How It Works (Prototype Demo)

Our working prototype shows the framework and decision logic in action. Model training on partner data begins after our first funding round (target 2027). We review applications weekly — if your use case is a strong fit, you'll hear from us within 2 weeks.

We're honest about where we are. No hype, no vaporware. See exactly what's built today.