PurityOS01 / 18

Removing crime from the digital world.

The operating system with crime prevention built in — powered by local and cloud AI, with every user verified.

Developed by AW3 Technology Venture Studio · Will Schulz, CEO & Founder

Mission02 / 18

Make the device itself a place where crime cannot happen.

Our mission is to remove crime from the digital world — starting where every digital crime begins, the operating system — by preventing crime and cybercrime, from exploitation and fraud to data theft and malware, for everyone who chooses a safer digital life and everyone entrusted to someone else’s care.

The problem03 / 18

Online harm hit record levels in 2025.

21.3M

CyberTipline reports to NCMEC

+156%

online-enticement reports, to 1.4M

$20.9B

cyber-enabled losses reported to the FBI (+26%)

12

average age of first exposure to pornography

NCMEC · FBI IC3 via HSToday · Common Sense Media

The problem04 / 18

Harm crosses apps. App-level tools only see part of it.

  • Grooming starts in a game, moves to a messenger and ends in a payment.
  • Cyberbullying follows a child from one app to the next; 46% of US teens have experienced it.
  • Pirated downloads deliver malware along with stolen content.
  • Scams arrive by text, email and social feeds — then complete in a browser.
  • AI-generated abuse videos: 13 in 2024 → 3,443 in 2025.
  • The human element is involved in 62% of data breaches.

Pew · IWF · Verizon DBIR

How we got here05 / 18

The internet was built to deliver, not to discern.

  • 1988 — Internet design goals rank survivability first, accountability last.
  • 1996 — Section 230 points prevention at “blocking and filtering technologies that empower parents.”
  • 2004 — The Supreme Court prefers filters “at the receiving end.”
  • 2022 — Apple abandons on-device CSAM scanning.
  • The device-level layer the law assumed would exist was never built as a default.

Clark 1988 · 47 U.S.C. § 230 · Ashcroft v. ACLU · MacRumors

The solution06 / 18

Crime prevention, built into the operating system.

  • Stops exploitation, scams, drugs, weapons, piracy, cyberbullying, malware and disinformation.
  • Kernel policy engine — rules below every app, browser and file.
  • Local + cloud AI — real-time detection on the device, threat intelligence from the cloud.
  • Tamper resistance — verified boot, signed updates, malware containment.
  • Private insights — plain-language summaries.
  • Verified identity — every user, once.
How it works07 / 18

Two AIs. Two editions.

PurityOS (installed)PurityOS Cloud
RunsOn laptops, desktops and tabletsIn the cloud, streamed to any screen
AILocal AI on content · cloud AI on threat signalsHosted local and cloud AI
PrivacyPersonal content stays on the deviceEncrypted, isolated per user
Best forIndividuals and familiesSchools, employers, shared devices
Verified identity08 / 18

No anonymous accounts. No stored IDs.

  • Sign in with 1Profile (OAuth 2.0 / OIDC) — AW3’s own identity service.
  • Verify once with 1Profile Verify or a digital wallet credential.
  • Keep only a signed attestation: verified human, age band, role.
  • Children are attached to a verified guardian.
  • Stops adults posing as children; enables accountability and age-appropriate defaults.

SpotSaaS · Google Wallet ZK age proofs

Why now09 / 18

The law is moving to the operating system.

1 Jan 2027

California AB 1043 puts age-assurance duties on OS providers

4 states

with app-store accountability laws (TX, UT, LA, AL)

Mar 2026

Australia’s codes bind device and OS makers

Sep 2026

UK commits to device-level protections

Hunton · Loeb & Loeb · eSafety · Guardian

Market10 / 18

Families, schools, faith communities and employers.

$1.4–2.5B

global parental-control software (2025)

$0.5–0.9B

US K-12 safety bundles per year

$3–5B

global data loss prevention

~$30M

illustrative US obtainable ARR scenario

Fortune BI · K-12 Dive · Grand View

Competition11 / 18

Well funded — but bypassable app layers.

Tamper-resistantCross-deviceBeyond nudityVerified identity
Apple / Google / MicrosoftPartialOwn ecosystemLimited—
Bark, Qustodio, CanopyApp layerYesYes—
Covenant EyesApp / VPN layerYesLimited—
GoGuardian, SecurlySchool-managedSchool fleetsYes—
PurityOSOS levelYesYesYes

Apple Community · Microsoft · Canopy

Business model12 / 18

Subscriptions plus per-seat contracts.

PlanPriceBenchmark
Personal$6/moCovenant Eyes $18/mo
Family$12/moBark $14/mo · Canopy $8–12.50/mo
OrganizationsCustom per seatK-12 bundles $10–20 per student/yr

Content Mavericks · Bark · Canopy

Go-to-market13 / 18

Distribution beats filtering technology.

  • Schools → homes: school seats convert to Family subscriptions.
  • Faith and recovery communities: opt-in, congregation-wide partnerships.
  • OEM and kid-phone partners license PurityOS.
  • Employers: fraud, phishing and data-loss prevention on managed fleets.
  • Compliance built in: AB 1043-ready and CIPA-compliant.

Bark · TechCrunch

Comparables14 / 18

Safety tech exits at moderate, real multiples.

CompanyEventValue
AuraSeries G, 2025$1.6B (~10.7x ARR)
Aura + QoriaMerger, 2026>US$300M pro forma ARR
GoGuardianTiger Global, 2021$200M
ObserveITProofpoint, 2019$225M
QustodioAcquired, 2022~$52M

Aura · Aura/Qoria · Business Wire · SiliconANGLE · Tech.eu

Risks15 / 18

Designed against the failures that came before.

  • Scanning backlash → detect and block locally; no reporting by default on installed devices.
  • False positives → warn before block, appeals, published error rates.
  • School surveillance → no identity keyword lists, alerts stay on device.
  • Identity breaches → attestations only, never stored documents.
  • OS execution → protection layer first, then AOSP on Pixels, then Linux.

Bugs in our Pockets · CDT

Roadmap16 / 18

From foundation to scale.

PhaseMilestones
1 — Shield (0–12 mo)Protection layer on Android, Chromebooks, Windows, macOS; cloud browser; 1Profile sign-in
2 — Phones (9–30 mo)Hardened AOSP fork on Pixel 8+, curated app store, accuracy audit
3 — Laptops & Cloud (24–48 mo)Signed Linux image for laptops and the full PurityOS Cloud desktop
4 — ScaleWorkplace edition, OEM licensing, UK / Australia / EU, transparency reports
Team17 / 18

Built by AW3 Technology Venture Studio.

  • Will Schulz — CEO & Founder (willschulz.me)
  • AW3 Technology Venture Studio — aw3.tech

Key hires: OS security, on-device ML, trust & safety and policy, education partnerships.

The ask18 / 18

Seed round to build, pilot and launch.

Use of fundsShare
OS platform, security, tamper resistance40%
Local and cloud AI, independent audits25%
Pilots and partnerships20%
Identity, privacy and compliance10%
Operations5%

Round size and terms to be confirmed.

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