
Privately offers privacy-preserving, AI-driven age estimation and online safety solutions. Their technology estimates age through facial and voice analysis, or verifies it via NFC IDs, all processed on-device to maintain user privacy. The company focuses on helping businesses comply with age-related regulations and provide safer online experiences for children. Their solutions include in-store age verification for retail, online age verification for adult content and social communities, and an online safety suite that detects and nudges children away from harmful content. Privately emphasizes a 'zero friction, zero personal data stored, zero worries, zero time wasted' approach, backed by GDPR and COPPA compliance, and patent-pending technology.

Privately offers privacy-preserving, AI-driven age estimation and online safety solutions. Their technology estimates age through facial and voice analysis, or verifies it via NFC IDs, all processed on-device to maintain user privacy. The company focuses on helping businesses comply with age-related regulations and provide safer online experiences for children. Their solutions include in-store age verification for retail, online age verification for adult content and social communities, and an online safety suite that detects and nudges children away from harmful content. Privately emphasizes a 'zero friction, zero personal data stored, zero worries, zero time wasted' approach, backed by GDPR and COPPA compliance, and patent-pending technology.
Headquarters: Lausanne, Switzerland
Founded: 2014
Product focus: Privacy-preserving, on-device age estimation and online child-safety
Key products: AgeAI (in-store), FaceAssure (online)
Team size (reported): 21 employees
Known funding: Non-equity assistance, last reported June 2015; total reported $110,000
Age assurance and online child safety; regulatory compliance for age-restricted services.
2014
Safety-tech / Age verification
Last reported funding type per company records
“Ariel F. Lüdi named as founding investor and board member”