Every company has a founding wound. The wound is the thing the company was built to answer, and it must never be forgotten.

Hussh's is this: in 2021, the founder's identity was stolen. Social Security number, bank accounts, driver's license, personal details — sold, again and again, through channels the founder did not authorize. The family lost significant funds. No one told him.

The indignity was not just the theft. It was that the theft happened inside a system where every institution he had shared data with — banks, retailers, employers, governments — had failed to notify him, protect him, or give him any meaningful control over how his personal information moved through the world.

Hussh exists to answer that wound. Not just for the founder. For every person on earth who will live through the AI era with more of their data in more places, working for more other people's AI agents.