Krossee turns the people physically near you into a private, opt-in networking layer. You choose the mode. You choose the layers you share. You choose when — and to whom — to reveal your real identity.
A simple five-beat rhythm that respects everyone's privacy by default.
Build your four layers — Dummy, Personal, Social, Business. Decide upfront what each connection sees. You can change it any time.
Krossee detects other Krossers in your proximity. Real people, no global feed, no "people you may know," no creeping. Just the room you're actually in.
A Kross is an opt-in "I'd like to connect." Your dummy profile shows up on their side — never your real name. They review, then accept or pass.
After a Kross is accepted, each side independently chooses what to share — Personal, Social, Business. Real identity is always opt-in, both ways.
Krossees exchange contact info, add it to your contact list automatically, tag them, drop them a note — and more.
Your Krossee identity isn't one rigid card. It's a stack of four independent layers. You decide which layers are visible to which connection — and that decision can change later.
A conference floor, a beach bar, a Townhall, a quick coffee — each calls for different rules of engagement. Krossee has six built-in modes. Switch any time.
One-to-one quiet networking. Conservative defaults — discovery is curated.
Faster pace, looser filters. Designed for social events where you meet lots of people quickly.
Wider radius, denser crowd. Built for events where everyone in the room is fair game for a Kross.
Krossee isn't just person-to-person. It's a fabric that connects individuals, businesses, employees, and event organizers — without compromising anyone's privacy.
You. A person at a conference, a party, a meetup. Discovers other Krossers and (optionally) businesses around you. Privacy-first by default.
Event organizers who want every attendee to be able to KROSS the speakers, the panel, or each other — for the duration of the event only.
And the room never loses sight of you. Krossee is built on one rule: no real identity is shared without consent. Ever.