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Your professional identity should belong to you.

Not a professional network.Not a freelancer marketplace.Not a recruitment database.Not an AI company.You.

Kleoverse is building a different model for professional identity. And we're inviting people to help shape it.

Join 29,766 people already on the waitlist

We became profiles.

For decades, we've been trying to fit ourselves into systems designed by platforms.

The resume reduced a career to a document.
Professional networks turned us into profiles.
Job boards turned us into applications.
Freelancer marketplaces turned us into ratings and reviews.
Recruitment systems turned us into candidate records.
Portfolio sites showed pieces of our work.

And every new platform asked us to create ourselves again.

None of these things is you.

Your career is bigger than a resume.

You are the things you’ve built.
The problems you’ve solved.
The teams you’ve worked with.
The skills you’ve developed.
The things you’ve learned.
The mistakes you’ve made.
The projects you’ve shipped.
The people you’ve helped.
The evidence you’ve gathered along the way.

Your professional identity should be able to reflect all of it.

One identity. Your control.

A living professional identity around your experience, projects, capabilities, achievements and evidence. It evolves as you do.

The platform shouldn't own the person.

You decide what's public.
You decide what's private.
You decide what you share.

Reality over self-promotion.

Professional profiles have traditionally asked us to describe ourselves. AI makes the problem more important: if machines are going to help people understand who we are, they shouldn't invent the answer.

Our AI is designed to work from available information rather than inventing experience, achievements, skills or evidence. When something isn't supported, it should say so.

What is known.STATED
What is supported.EVIDENCE
What is missing.SAID OPENLY
Reality over AI-generated fiction.

AI is changing how people will find you.

Tomorrow's discovery might not begin with “search jobs” but with “find someone who can solve this problem.” That only works if people have identities machines can understand.

HUMANkleoverse.com/im/usernameA professional identity people can explore and understand.
MACHINEkleoverse.com/im/username.mdA structured version of approved public information for compatible AI systems.
Same person. Same underlying reality. Different ways of understanding it.

29,766 people are already waiting.

We haven't publicly launched the next generation of Kleoverse yet. And Kleoverse's earlier Web3 generation created a legacy database of 114,897 profile records.

We don't combine those numbers or pretend they're the same thing. They're two signals from two chapters of Kleoverse. Now we're building the next one.

29,766on the waitlist
114,897legacy Web3 profile records

Help build it.

Kleoverse shouldn't be shaped only by companies, recruiters, investors or AI systems. The people whose identities live here should have a voice too.

This isn't about creating another social network. It's about building a better foundation for professional identity.

01Build your identity early.
02Test what we’re building.
03Tell us what doesn’t work.
04Challenge our assumptions.
05Help define how professional identity and AI should work together.
06Invite people who believe identity should belong to the person.

What we believe.

01Your professional identity belongs to you.
02Your career is more than a resume.
03Evidence is stronger than self-promotion.
04Private should mean private.
05Public should be intentional.
06AI should explain uncertainty rather than invent facts.
07Reputation shouldn’t start from zero on every new platform.
08People should be understandable without being reduced to keywords.
09Technology should help opportunities find people, not turn people into products.
10No single platform should define who you are professionally.
THIS IS ONLY THE BEGINNING

Come build the alternative with us.

If you believe professional identity can be better than resumes, profiles, applications, ratings and closed platforms, 29,766 people have already joined.

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