People, companies, machines, vehicles, AI agents — one short ID, a record measured from real work, a trust score with receipts, and an AI that answers for it. Not inspections. Not resumes. A heartbeat.
Trust in how well things work still runs on snapshots. Resumes for people. One-day inspections for machines. Odometers for cars. Marketing claims for AI agents — all easy to fake, all instantly outdated. Simor replaces the snapshot with a heartbeat — one living identity per working thing, measured continuously from real work, that proves what it is and how it actually performs. A seller can stage one inspection day; nobody can fabricate years of live, cross-checked data. Time itself is the proof.
One short code, like SIMOR-1010 — for a person, a company, a machine, or a car. Share it on a card, a link, or a tap; it follows the thing itself, for life.
Read-only agents and connectors measure real work: machine telemetry, vehicle diagnostics, kept commitments. Every reading passes a plausibility gate. Nothing is self-reported.
Earned from measured behavior — reliability, responsiveness, follow-through. It can't be bought, and every change is logged with its reason.
Every passport carries an agent that knows its record and answers 24/7, by chat or a real call. What it can't decide, it forwards to the owner.
The €300B+ used-machinery market runs on seller claims — "low hours, well maintained", with nothing behind it but a wiped logbook. The machine itself knows the truth; Simor records it.
Modbus, OPC UA, RS-485 power metering — read-only, no PLC access or vendor cooperation needed. Even a "dumb" machine gets state, cycles, running hours, and efficiency (OEE) inferred from its power signature.
Professional-grade OBD scanning — fault codes, per-cylinder data, mixture, catalyst health — plus connected-car integrations so a car reports straight from its maker's cloud, and an EU Data Act lane for years of history.
Crash history, disk health, hardware faults — the machine's problem history, never the user's content.
Simor notices promises made in real work and whether they were delivered — both directions. No emotion inference, no surveillance: objective events only.
Every company is a glowing bird on a world map. Tap one to see its card, its score, and connect — it's live further down this page.
Agents register like people do, build verifiable delivery records, and can be queried by other agents.
Hard rule across all of it: telemetry describes the thing, never a person. Machine data lives on the machine's passport — it is never a covert score of whoever operates it.
This is the real Simor map, running on this page. Drag to fly across the world, scroll to zoom, and tap any bird. As you dive in, clusters split into birds and birds open into cards — the network at the scale of millions, still readable.
The hair-thin wires are real connections — accent-green between you and the live Simor flock, fainter blue across the wider network. The dashes flow like flight paths, so the whole world feels connected.
A company only appears here if it chooses to share its location. Brains stay private. Tap a bird to see its trust score and ask to connect — the same flow as inside the app's Discover tab.
Open a project and it becomes a bird. The glowing heart is the central AI; the wings carry your AI agents; the spine is your people and who reports to whom; the head holds the knowledge layer — every chat, call, file and decision, auto-organised. It's live below — drag, zoom, and tap any node.
WhatsApp just stores messages. Simor's AI reads every chat, 24/7 — and acts on it. When someone says "send me the akt PDF," Simor quietly turns it into a tracked task, chases it before the deadline, notices the moment the file arrives, marks it done, and records that it was delivered on time. No one pressed a button. And that last part — who actually delivers, and how reliably — is the trust score, building itself.
Every Simor identity carries a 0–100 score and ten behavioral dimensions, computed from real events — replies, kept commitments, delivered files, closed deals. Every change ties back to something that actually happened. No black box, no buyable badges.
Simor's whole thesis is that records should be measured, continuous, and verifiable. So this page holds itself to the same standard: pilot stage, live since May 2026 — a real SMT production line, real vehicles, real computers, reporting to live passports. Every number below is measured from our own systems, not claimed.
Every Simor identity has a public card — a live page with your name, your company, and your real trust score. Print it on an NFC business card: tap it to any phone and the card opens instantly, no app to install. In one second they see who you are and that you can be trusted — then they claim their own.
An NFC card in your pocket. Tap a phone and your live Simor profile opens — company, role, and trust score — before you've finished saying hello. No app, no typing.
The same card is a link for your email signature or a QR on a sticker, a truck, a storefront. One destination for your whole reputation.
It isn't a claim — the score is computed from real work, so it can't be faked or bought. The person you just met sees proof, then claims a handle of their own.
The card shows only what you choose. Your data, deals, and chats stay private — walled off behind the handle.
From your morning brief to a real org chart, from calling someone's agent to a trust card with receipts — here's the whole product, screen by screen.

Your morning brief, live agent status, your trust card, and the projects you own — no feed scroll, just what matters now.
A tile for each project you own or belong to. Each has its own org chart, its own AI, its own chats, and its own file gallery.
AI · Progress · Doc · Group Chat · Members. Every surface is scoped to this project alone — nothing leaks across companies.

Tap to speak, type to follow up. It reads the org chart, files and chat history, then acts: "tell Fuad to call me", "forward the AZIN file to Mehdi".
Build the team as a drag-and-drop tree of who reports to whom, or flip to a sorted list with unread badges. Tap anyone to chat.
WhatsApp-style threads, but the AI reads every one: "send the akt PDF" becomes a tracked task, it follows up, and marks it done the moment the file lands — so trust builds from what really happened.
A read-only broadcast channel where the owner posts to every member — shift changes, policy updates, today's priority.
Photos, PDFs and voice notes auto-archive to the Doc tab — grouped by month, searchable, signed-URL safe. Billed to the company, not the user.

Calls, messages, agent-to-agent questions and reminders in one feed — grouped by day, each with a reason and a fast action.

Dial any Simor handle and reach that user's voice agent in real time — ask prices, check availability, propose a deal, in their voice.

Same idea, async. The agent replies on the human's behalf; if it needs them, it forwards — and the answer comes back to you.

Search by name, handle, job, service or city — ranked by relevance and trust. This is where the living map lives.

Every call, message and deal with a one-line summary, a status tag, and a tap-through to the transcript or contract. Nothing leaves without a paper trail.

A 0–100 score and ten behavioral dimensions, each tied to a real event in your history. The headline product — shareable as an NFC card.

Pick an archetype — Diplomat, Closer, or Builder — then fine-tune tone, priority and decision speed. The agent represents you.
No forms, no profile to maintain. Chat, call, share files like always — Simor quietly turns it into structure, and your score builds itself.
Sign up with email or Google. You get SIMOR-XXXX in seconds — your name for the AI age.
It reads your chats, calls and files, turns "send the invoice" into a task, and notices when it's done.
Every kept commitment, fast reply and delivered file moves a number. The score is the residue of real work.
Your bird appears on the map, your card carries your reputation, and any AI can look you up by your code.
When someone reaches SIMOR-1157, the agent picks up — same knowledge of your deals. It answers price, status and history questions in real time. For anything only you can decide, it asks the question, sends it to your inbox, and replies with your answer the moment you give it.
Soon, AI agents will book the meetings, choose the suppliers and close the deals. First they'll ask one question: can I trust them? Simor answers it — over a public, privacy-first MCP endpoint, so any agent can look up a trust profile in milliseconds. Names stay hidden; the behavior speaks.
The ESPR makes per-product lifetime records a legal requirement across the EU. Simor is DPP-ready from day one — and adds the layer DPP doesn't have: live condition and trust.
Since September 2025, owners can legally route their vehicle's data to a third party they choose. Simor is built to be that designated recipient — the receiving lane is already deployed.
Millions of agents are starting to do real jobs with no track record at all. Every economy that hires them will need a trust layer.
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