A cloud-native, API-first loyalty engine for enterprise commerce — immutable ledger integrity, a governed DSL rules engine, real-time GraphQL reporting, and native warehouse sync. Built end to end by a solo founder, in private beta, and looking for the right investor to accelerate go-to-market.
Compatible with the enterprise commerce stack
The Platform
Design, run, and govern loyalty programmes at scale — without owning the infrastructure or tolerating the limitations of legacy platforms.
Append-only LedgerEntry model with atomic LedgerTransaction grouping. Balance derived from snapshot, not a mutable field. PENDING / COMMITTED / FAILED state machine. Financial-grade integrity that survives any audit.
Human-readable DSL powered by an ANTLR4 grammar with a sandboxed evaluator (DynamicExpresso / Wasmtime). 50ms hard evaluation timeout, static complexity budget, dry-run simulation, and deterministic A/B traffic splitting — all self-service.
Full GraphQL API with DataLoader (eliminating N+1 patterns), cursor pagination, real-time WebSocket subscriptions, persisted queries, and dataAsOf staleness metadata. Every competitor in the market is REST-only.
Near-real-time Change Data Capture feeds to Snowflake, BigQuery, Azure Synapse/Fabric, and Redshift. DPA-gated, PII exclusion lists, application-level envelope encryption, and ≤5 minute latency. No third-party tooling required.
Per-customer AES-256 DEK/KEK envelope encryption. Cryptographic erasure for GDPR right-to-erasure. PII-free event bus enforced by schema registry CI gates. Payload scrubbing on a configurable schedule. Compliance as engineering discipline, not checkbox.
CloudEvents v1.0, Transactional Outbox guaranteeing at-least-once delivery, HMAC-signed webhook delivery with SSRF protection, dead-letter queues with tiered alerting, and an event schema registry with CI-enforced PII gates.
The Opportunity
Enterprise buyers have outgrown point-and-click loyalty builders — they need API-first, composable infrastructure that integrates cleanly into existing stacks. The full deck covers the numbers, the competitive analysis, the architecture, and pricing.
Financials, competitive analysis, architecture, and pricing are shared with invited investors.