Intono
Real-time Continuity Infrastructure™
Humans - Agents

Who is who?

Voice AI is making that question harder

Intono measures: not who, but if

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Starting point
Real-time Continuity Infrastructure™
The temporal evidence layer · domain independent
Entrypoint
Human Presence Infrastructure®
Not who, but if
One layer · every adapter a product
Conversation·Payments·Aviation·Markets·Identity·Expression
The problem

A voice is no longer proof

Anyone’s voice can be copied in seconds, and the copy is good. The one thing people still trust on the phone is now the easiest thing to fake.

At the same time, AI agents are starting to act. They book, they transfer, they approve. They check who is there at the start of a call, and then take that on faith for the rest of it.

Intono develops a new technology: Real-time Continuity. It measures coherence in a call, without knowing who you are and without reading what you say: is this still the same agent, and is a human still present. Not once at the start. Continuous. It flags the moment that coherence breaks.

Left: one check at the start of a call, and then the call is hijacked. Right: verified human presence at 0, 30, 60 and 300 seconds, with no evidence and no action at 120 seconds.
Illustration of the mechanism · not a live measurement
Where this goes

Voice becomes ordinary, trust does not

Three steps, and the third one changes what has to be proven.

Now
AI speaks with people

Service desks, reception, sales, support. People still know there is a machine on the line.

Two to five years
AI acts for people

Call my insurer. Negotiate the energy contract. Ask for a quote. The agent holds the conversation on its own, and the call becomes a transaction.

Five to ten years
AI speaks with AI

Your agent calls the airline, an agent answers, and the two settle it between them. You get the outcome. The voice becomes a protocol.

When every voice can be perfect, recognising the voice proves nothing. One question is left, and no voice can answer it.

Why was this conversation allowed to lead to this action?

That is the question Intono was built to answer

The first step

Start beside what you already run

The first engagement is a shadow pilot. Intono watches one bounded class of action and verifies it live, keeping no recording. It recommends, it does not execute: no downstream effect in your systems, nothing to roll back.

Scope
One bounded class of action. Shadow and recommend only, no execution rights.
Method
Signal measurement and cryptography. The outcome follows a rule on measured evidence, not a model’s judgement.
Integration
A hosted endpoint, called from your side over HTTPS with a key issued for the trial. No inbound access to your systems.
Package
API contract, worked examples, runbook, checksums. Handed over before the first call.
Per interaction
A verifiable result, with the reason when the evidence does not hold.
On doubt
Nothing is issued and the action waits for a person.
Data
No recording kept, no content read, no identity resolved.
Term
Eight weeks, fixed scope and fixed term, agreed in writing before the start.

Agents are already being given signed permissions: a mandate that states what an agent may do on your behalf. That settles what is allowed. It does not settle whether the interaction behind the action is still the one that started.

A mandate grants authority. Continuity shows it still holds. Together they justify the action.

Integration package ready
Shadow mode · no execution rights
Status

Early, deliberately quiet, now coming forward

Intono has been built quietly for over a year. The architecture is patent pending, and the integration package for the first enterprise pilot is ready to hand over.

Filed patent portfolio
Eight patent families filed, two trademarks
8
Patent families
Filed 2025 · 2026, patent pending · from continuity measurement to presence, decision gating and trust between human and AI
2
Trademarks
Human Presence Infrastructure® · Real-time Continuity Infrastructure™
Held by the IP holding company behind Intono · technical detail stays with counsel until the applications publish
First enterprise pilot in preparation
Amsterdam
Founder
Michiel Borstlap
Michiel Borstlap
Founder, Intono AI

Four decades as a touring concert pianist and composer, then founder of Gallery Play®. Intono was founded in 2026 and addresses a fundamental problem in how we interact today.

Get in touch

Work is shared under NDA

contact@intono.ai

Mail goes straight to the founder, not to a queue. Technical material follows under NDA; the integration package can be handed over once a named technical contact and a secure channel are agreed.

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