ICE TECHNOLOGY & IP CATALOG
Security, authentication, synchronization, context, and iOS system technologies available for licensing, strategic partnership, integration, or acquisition.
01 — AVAILABLE TECHNOLOGY
Each entry can be evaluated on its own. We can discuss source access, component licensing, integration support, exclusivity, or an acquisition of the relevant project and rights.
Reusable security technology for authentication, secure storage, credentials, signing, device trust, and encrypted data workflows.
Password managers, identity products, secure enterprise tools, and applications that need focused authentication or credential components.
iOS technology for selecting personal context and carrying it into conversations through a custom keyboard, voice notes, Watch data, and local-first storage.
Conversation tools, personal productivity, communication platforms, wellness-adjacent experiences, and companies interested in the keyboard, Watch, context, or privacy architecture as licensable technology.
A Node/Express backend foundation for SRP authentication, encrypted vault synchronization, challenge handling, and related device-verification workflows.
Organizations looking for an existing server foundation, a focused technology acquisition, or a starting point for a larger product.
Additional context-injection intellectual property is being prepared for future commercialization.
Assignments and commercialization rights are still being finalized. ICE will publish fuller descriptions when those rights are documented.
Technology companies and buyers seeking distinctive intellectual property for conversational systems, context handling, or related applications.
MASTER INVENTORY — WHAT ICE OFFERS
This is the list. Product names and internal project names are secondary; the buyer sees the technology and the available deal path first.
TECHNICAL NOTE — SRP-6A INTEROPERABILITY
While pairing independent Secure Remote Password implementations, ICE found that one library could drop a leading zero byte when serializing a cryptographic value. The mathematical value was unchanged, but the byte sequence sent into the hash was different—so the authentication proofs no longer matched.
ICE standardized the byte-level representation between the client and server, restoring compatibility without transmitting raw passwords. It is a small detail with a large consequence, and a useful example of the practical interoperability work behind the technology.
02 — HOW TO EVALUATE
There is no public price list. We discuss source access, scope, rights, exclusivity, support, and acquisition directly around the opportunity.
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