RubySDK Core
The privacy-native blockchain layer: tokens, escrow, encrypted records and selective disclosure.
RubySDK
Infrastructure for business that cannot be done in the open.
RubySDK builds the software layer that lets companies move money, assets and sensitive records across parties without putting any of it on public view. It runs on blockchains where the data is encrypted by the chain itself, so a transaction can be settled and audited without being exposed.
Ten active engagements across ten sectors. Phase 1 deployed and live with a UK trade retail client.
The problem
Why this is hard to do any other way.
Most blockchains were built to be transparent. Every amount, every counterparty and every contract term is visible to anyone who looks. That is fine for a public currency. It is disqualifying for a hospital moving patient records, a broker pricing a deal, or a bank settling a trade, because data protection and financial conduct rules in every major market forbid that kind of exposure.
The usual workaround is to bolt privacy on top of an open ledger. That produces an approximation, not a guarantee, and regulated buyers cannot sign off on an approximation.
What RubySDK does
What we build.
We build on chains where confidentiality is enforced by the hardware the network runs on, so contract data is never readable in plain form, not even by the operators of the network. On top of that we provide the pieces a business actually needs: issuing and managing tokens, holding funds in escrow until conditions are met, storing records with controlled access, and disclosing only the specific facts a regulator or counterparty is entitled to see.
TaskMaster
An AI assistant deployed into a client's live operation.
HeyDesk
AI voice and chat agents that answer enquiries and take bookings around the clock.
Maxy
A privacy-first AI device that runs on the client's own premises, so their data stays there.
IndividualEmpire
A digital twin platform for creators and executives to engage an audience at scale.
Where it is being applied
Where it is being applied.
Ten active engagements across ten sectors. Every one runs on a fixed Phase 1 fee, with no equity and no dilution.
Institutional finance and GPU compute
GPU / Capacity Derivatives
Awaiting sign-offA fifty-fifty joint venture with Capacify. Phase 1 Blueprint and Compute Desk benchmark proposed.
Healthcare
Affidea Switzerland
Under reviewAccounts receivable and billing across 33 Swiss centres. Phase 1 Discovery, revised proposal submitted.
Fintech
DataVault AI
Under reviewSettlement infrastructure. Phase 1 Discovery proposal submitted.
The rest of the book, in short.
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UK Trade Retail RetailPhase 1 deployed and live
A UK trade retail client, running in the live operation.
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X-ACMI AviationProposal delivered
Client arranging funds.
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ReFrame for Music MusicProposal submitted
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ReFrame Film Finance FilmAwaiting commencement
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BeachMaster / Bondi ConsumerDiscovery scoping
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FootprintIQ Cyber / OSINTPartnership scoping
At non-disclosure agreement stage.
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Nightingale & Sentinel MedTechDiscovery submitted
Product requirements document submitted.
The team
Who is behind it.
Joel Smalley and Mark Abbott have worked together for ten years.
Joel Smalley
Co-Founder, Rubytech LLC and RubySDK.
- The technical and product work.
- Architecture and solution design.
Mark Abbott
Principal of RubySDK.
- The commercial work.
- Project and relationship management.
Supermoney.
Both principals were at Supermoney, their enterprise blockchain business, which built distributed ledger prototypes for large corporate groups and worked in partnership with Oracle.
Prior work at Supermoney
- BMW Financial Services
- Volvo Financial Services
- Poste Italiane
- Oracle
Questions?
Boris is RubySDK's agent and can answer most things: pipeline, products, and how an engagement works.