Phase 2: Consumer brand + landing page (name TBD: scoped.ai / leash.ai / bonded.ai)

[hanwencheng]

Context

Per agent-iam-strategy.md §6 Risk 3: weak consumer face. The vendor base fee ($2-3/device/mo) doesn't sustain the business alone. The $10-20/month consumer Pro tier is where margin lives. Without a consumer brand + landing page, parents have no concept handle for what they're upgrading to.

This issue ships the consumer-facing brand identity for M2 — name + domain + trademark + landing site. The hard work isn't the page itself; it's the name choice (long pole).

Per milestones-roadmap.md §3: M2 needs a consumer face to enable Pro-tier upsell on the first vendor pilot. Native mobile waits for M5; the v0 landing + mobile-responsive parent UI (#110) is enough to demonstrate the consumer category before M5.

Scope (M2)

Brand name selection

Candidates from ai-hardware-companion-wedge.md §Naming:

• scoped.ai — emphasizes the IAM "scope" terminology; technical-leaning
• leash.ai — strong consumer metaphor (the leash on agent autonomy); parent-friendly
• bonded.ai — emphasizes trust + family bond; less technical
• Other: open to alternatives that emerge during trademark search

Trademark + domain

• Check trademark availability in EN + CN (Mandarin transliteration; key brand-owner markets are both English-speaking + Chinese-speaking)
• Check domain availability (.ai ideally; fallback .com)
• Pre-flight check: similar brand collisions in the AI-safety / parent-control space

Single-page landing site

• Hero: "Your AI memory follows you safely across devices" (or similar non-jargon framing per agent-iam-strategy.md §3.4 dual narrative)
• 3-act demo video (~90 seconds): permissioned memory + deterministic denial + revocation
• Parent-control app preview (Phase 1: Parent-control web UI (mobile-responsive) for v0 demo #110 screenshots + interactive prototype)
• Vendor list: launch partners (FoloToy / Ropet / BubblePal / etc.) once they sign
• Pricing: free tier (basic device memory across vendors) + Pro tier ($10-20/mo: enhanced family-sharing + native-app preview + priority audit-replay)

Voice + tone

• Parent-friendly, NOT AgentKeys-jargon. Per the dual-narrative principle: vendor pitch (Phase 1: Three-act demo runbook + 15-min vendor pitch script #111) uses "Agent IAM"; consumer landing uses "control" + "safety" + "trust." Same product, different voice.
• Avoid Mem0 / Auth0 / IAM category framing for consumers — that triggers tech-product expectations
• Lead with "your AI" — the parent's relationship with the device, not the platform

Decision dependencies

• Name is a leadership call. Engineering doesn't pick this; founders + first 2-3 trusted advisors do. This issue tracks the decision, not the decision-making.
• Trademark search is the cheap gating step — confirm the chosen name is registrable before committing
• Domain registration is fast once name + trademark are clear

Out of scope (defer)

• Native iOS / Android consumer apps (M5)
• Multi-language landing (CN + EN are M2; others M3+)
• Paid acquisition campaigns / SEO depth (M3 after consumer-tier signups confirm product-market fit)
• Branded merch, swag, etc.

Acceptance criteria

• Brand name selected (1 of scoped.ai / leash.ai / bonded.ai / alternative)
• Trademark search complete (EN + CN); no blocking conflicts
• Domain registered in chosen TLD
• Landing page live at the chosen domain
• "Sign up" CTA on landing routes to parent-control web UI signup (Phase 1: Parent-control web UI (mobile-responsive) for v0 demo #110/Phase 2: Audit dashboard (two-tier visible: real-time feed + chain anchor) #115 funnel)
• 3-act demo video embedded (recorded from M1 demo, polished for web)
• Voice + tone reviewed by at least one consumer-marketing-savvy advisor (NOT engineering)
• Mobile-responsive (Lighthouse mobile score ≥ 90)

Risks

Risk	Mitigation
Name choice drags on indefinitely	Set a 2-week deadline; default to the trademark-cleanest of the three candidates after the deadline
Trademark conflict surfaces late	Pay a paralegal-tier trademark search upfront ($500-1000); cheaper than discovering blockage after 6 months of brand use
Consumer landing language confuses vendor pitch context	Hard separation: landing page is <brand>.ai; vendor portal is agentkeys.io. Different domains, different voices.
Consumer brand overshadows AgentKeys' B2B authority	Per agent-iam-strategy.md §3.4 dual narrative: they're two faces of one product; consumer brand carries the upsell, AgentKeys carries the B2B sale. Both stay separate.

References

• docs/spec/plans/milestones-roadmap.md §3 (M2 scope), §6 (M5 native mobile — sibling consumer surface)
• docs/research/agent-iam-strategy.md §3.4 (dual narrative), §6 Risk 3 (weak consumer face)
• docs/research/ai-hardware-companion-wedge.md §Naming — candidate name shortlist
• Phase 1: Parent-control web UI (mobile-responsive) for v0 demo #110 (parent UI — destination of the "Sign up" CTA)
• Phase 2: Audit dashboard (two-tier visible: real-time feed + chain anchor) #115 (audit dashboard — graduates from Phase 1: Parent-control web UI (mobile-responsive) for v0 demo #110; consumer surface)
• Phase 2: Vendor onboarding portal (tenant tokens + billing + attributed devices) #113 (vendor portal — vendor-side authentication is at agentkeys.io, not the consumer brand)
• M5 native mobile work (post-M4) — same brand carries to the native apps

Effort

~1 week (name choice is the long pole). Sequencing:

1. (Day 1-3) Trademark search (paralegal-tier; parallel for all 3 candidates) + domain availability
2. (Day 3-5) Name decision (leadership call; 2-week internal deadline)
3. (Day 5-7) Landing page build (Next.js or static-site generator; deploy to Vercel)
4. (Day 7) Demo video edit + embed

Pickup notes for the next agent / human

• This is a brand + landing issue, mostly NOT engineering. The "next agent" here is whoever owns brand decisions + a designer + a frontend dev for the landing build.
• Read ai-hardware-companion-wedge.md §Naming for the naming candidate rationale
• Trademark search FIRST — don't fall in love with a name that turns out to be blocked
• Voice + tone: imagine a parent of an 8-year-old reading the homepage. If they need to understand "cap-token" or "OIDC", you've failed the consumer voice. Lead with "your AI" + "safe" + "you decide what it can do."
• The "Sign up" CTA goes to the M1 parent UI (Phase 1: Parent-control web UI (mobile-responsive) for v0 demo #110) — that's the consumer authentication surface. It's the same backend as the vendor portal but a different UX face.
• For the demo video: record from M1's three-act demo (Phase 1: Three-act demo runbook + 15-min vendor pitch script #111 demo runbook). 90 seconds, narrated, captioned. Same source material; polished delivery.
• Use the /agentkeys-issue-create skill for follow-up issues (e.g., per-region landing variants, M5 native-app brand work)

[nguyencaoky1121-dev]

/attempt #126

Implementation Plan:
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My Analysis:

• Task Type: bug_fix
• Difficulty: easy
• Estimated Time: 2 hours
• Tech Stack: frontend, devops

Approach:

1. 🔍 Comprehensive Requirement Analysis
   • Core Objective: phase 2: consumer brand + landing page (name tbd:...
2. 🏗️ Architectural Setup & Environment Review
   • Target components: src/index.js
3. 💻 Core Logic Implementation Phase
   • Address key requirement: ## Scope (M2)
   • Address key requirement: (Day 1-3) Trademark search (paralegal-tier; parallel for all...
   • Address key requirement: (Day 3-5) Name decision (leadership call; 2-week internal de...
4. 🧪 Rigorous QA & Verification Loop
   • Verify all acceptance criteria against implementation
   • Perform edge-case stress tests and regression checks
5. 🚀 Final Polish & Submission
   • Code optimization, documentation, and PR creation

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