Kliver

Kliver transforms how people prove what they can do — turning real experience into measurable, verifiable, and tradable value.

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Inspiration

For years, we've shared a deep passion for public speaking, communication, and soft skills. We were fascinated by how a person could transform a room just through the way they speak, look, or listen. That passion gave birth to Kliver.

At first, our idea was to measure these skills through AI-powered simulations. But over time, we realized we were building something deeper: an engine capable of recreating human experience. What started as a measurement tool became a living system where people can act, decide, make mistakes, and improve. We understood it wasn't just about evaluating—it was about giving value to how people do things.

We both share a huge curiosity about blockchain and Web3. We kept asking ourselves if there was a way to use this technology without it feeling "crypto," without friction, but actually adding real value. With Kliver, everything clicked: blockchain isn't the protagonist, it's the trust layer that makes human experience verifiable, user-owned, and valuable in a new knowledge economy.

What it does

Kliver transforms human experience into measurable, verifiable evidence. Through AI simulations, people face real challenges: negotiating, selling, leading, presenting, or resolving conflicts.

Every action is analyzed and converted into a Proof of Experience (PoX), a credential on StarkNet that proves what someone can do, without revealing or exposing their information.

Finally, everything connects in the Kliver Experience Market, a place where these verified experiences can be shared, validated, or even traded, creating a new trust economy between companies, creators, and talent.

How we built it

  • We created an AI simulation engine to generate realistic contexts, characters, and dynamic storytelling.
  • We developed a feedback layer that analyzes tone, empathy, clarity, and decision-making.
  • We designed the Proof of Experience (PoX), a verifiable and portable credential representing real performance.
  • We integrated StarkNet and Zero-Knowledge proofs to validate PoX without exposing personal data.
  • We built the Kliver Experience Market, where PoX and simulations can be listed, exchanged, or licensed through smart contracts, enabling automatic royalties and on-chain reputation.
  • We designed an accessible, human interface where blockchain works behind the scenes, frictionless for the user.

Challenges we ran into

  • Translating human behaviors into measurable data without losing their essence.
  • Creating an economic model that rewards practice, trust, and collaboration.
  • Staying focused on the vision while the product grew and transformed daily.
  • Managing how the project evolved into a complete system.
  • Telling the story of the project clearly while covering its full scope.

Accomplishments that we're proud of

  • We built a functional MVP in less than two months.
  • We achieved a real integration with StarkNet and verifiable PoX.
  • We designed a coherent narrative and architecture between AI and blockchain.
  • We created an experience flow where technology disappears and only human value remains.
  • We confirmed that Kliver can be the foundation of a new knowledge economy.

What we learned

Measuring human experience forced us to think beyond code. We discovered that blockchain wasn't the center—it was the missing piece to close the loop between practice, proof, and value.

And we learned something important: when technology becomes invisible, experience becomes human.

What's next for Kliver

We want to open Kliver to companies, universities, and communities looking to assess and train with real simulations.

We'll launch the public Marketplace so experts can create and sell their simulations and PoX.

We'll expand the architecture so anyone, anywhere in the world, can train, prove, share, and monetize their experience.

Kliver will keep evolving, but its purpose will remain the same: giving real value to the most human thing we have: experience.

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