SETU keeps the profile independent from the object used to share it. People can create and update one living identity, then connect it to cards, IDs, watches, tags, lockets, keychains, QR codes, or direct links without rebuilding their information each time.
The main parts of the system.
Who uses it.
A simple profile for contact details, social links, and everyday sharing.
A work-facing identity for portfolio links, services, credentials, and direct enquiry paths.
A brand-led profile for companies, stores, teams, and customer-facing information.
A managed identity layer for student IDs, corporate IDs, and controlled organizational rollouts.
How the work moves.
Profile platform
The public identity direction, profile types, product ecosystem, and core brand system are defined. Current work is connecting the public experience, profile management, product activation, and purchase flow into one production-ready platform.
SETU Connect
Bridge your identity.
SETU connects physical identity objects with flexible digital profiles. A card, ID, watch, tag, locket, or keychain becomes an entry point to a living identity layer.
What this build brings together.
SETU keeps the profile independent from the object used to share it. People can create and update one living identity, then connect it to cards, IDs, watches, tags, lockets, keychains, QR codes, or direct links without rebuilding their information each time.
The parts that make the whole.
Move across the areas to see the role each one plays.
Digital profiles
Personal, professional, business, and single-link profiles organize identity, contact actions, links, and presentation in one editable place.
SETU Cards
Personal, professional, business, and single-link cards turn a tap or scan into a direct profile experience.
Student & corporate IDs
Institution-issued IDs connect verified identity, organization context, and useful profile actions without replacing the physical credential.
SETU Wear
NFC watches carry the same identity layer into an everyday wearable format for faster, more natural sharing.
Tags & accessories
Tags, lockets, and keychains extend the ecosystem to bags, equipment, gifts, and compact identity use cases.
Teams & business
Organizations can provision identities, manage consistent brand fields, and connect staff or institutional products without flattening individual profiles.
Built around the people who use it.
Each role sees the information and actions relevant to its responsibility.
How the work moves.
The rules behind the experience.
The decisions that keep the system coherent as the work becomes more complex.
Profiles remain free
Creating, editing, linking, and sharing a profile should not depend on buying a physical product.
NFC always has a QR fallback
A tap is convenient, but the identity must remain accessible across phones, cases, and device limitations.
The profile is separate from the product
A card or watch can be replaced without losing the identity, links, history, or public URL behind it.
Public flows stay isolated from account systems
Landing pages, public profiles, and purchase journeys remain fast and focused while management tools evolve independently.
Where the build stands now.
The public identity direction, profile types, product ecosystem, and core brand system are defined. Current work is connecting the public experience, profile management, product activation, and purchase flow into one production-ready platform.
Profile platform
Authentication, profile management, links, QR sharing, product activation, and organization workflows.
Authentication, profile management, links, QR sharing, product activation, and organization workflows.