aka
Identity for the agent era

Organizations handed real work to agents faster than anyone could track who those agents were, who they answered to, or who they spoke for. Capabilities scaled. Identity didn't. The result is systems full of actors no one can name.

Aka built the layer the category skipped: coordination protocols designed from the ground up to give teams control over when, where, and how their identities appear — done in a way that makes it architecturally impossible to monopolize the data.

Our role was to give the future of identity a face. We anchored the identity on a single mark — the colon in aka: — a prompt awaiting input, a handoff held open, the quiet bridge between a person and the agent acting in their name. Aka is warm enough to read as a relationship, and precise enough to read as infrastructure.