Why we exist
AI is evolving at a pace regulation was never designed to match. Deepfakes are convincing. Voice clones are indistinguishable. And the tools to create them are free, fast, and available to anyone.
The harm isn't hypothetical. Non-consensual synthetic media — fabricated voices, cloned likenesses, manufactured statements — is being used to harass, defraud, and silence people right now. And until recently, there was almost nothing ordinary people could do about it.
Think of Veyon as a patent office for your biometric identity — what Taylor Swift needed an army of lawyers and a stadium of fans to achieve, we make accessible to everyone. You register what makes you uniquely you. We hold the record. The world knows it's yours.
That's the core of what we're building: a way for any person to assert ownership over their own identity in a world where that identity can be digitally counterfeited. Know what's real. That's not a tagline — it's the standard we're building toward.
The regulatory momentum is real. The TAKE IT DOWN Act passed the U.S. Senate unanimously. The EU AI Act mandates disclosure for synthetic content. Governments are recognizing the problem. Veyon is the infrastructure that lets individuals act on it — without waiting for a lawyer, a label, or a legal team.
The team
Alexander de Lorraine
Founder
Alexander built Veyon out of a conviction that the gap between AI capability and identity protection is a problem worth solving at the infrastructure level — not just for celebrities with legal teams, but for anyone who deserves control over how their identity is used, replicated, or exploited.
The mission is simple: make identity protection as accessible as a credit score check, and as durable as a patent filing.
LinkedInWhere we're going
A world where your biometric identity is as protected as your credit score.
Credit bureaus don't ask whether your financial history matters. It does — so they protect it. Your face, your voice, your likeness are no different. They're yours. The infrastructure to protect them should exist by default.
That's what Veyon is building — quietly, durably, and for everyone.