Founders

• Has Dosanjh·Co-Founder·LinkedIn

  “The internet created enormous value, but the relationship between people and enterprises has become distorted by platforms. TinyData exists because AI and agents now let us redesign that relationship: people control their data and intent, enterprises engage them directly and with permission, and value is shared more fairly. That is how we rebuild trust and restore balance.”

• Simon Massey·Co-Founder·LinkedIn

  “I believe that creating a way for individuals to cut through the waste and inefficiency of the current search and digital advertising landscape and to share their real intents with relevant producers and service providers will deliver huge benefits for all parties and a more efficient ecosystem.”

• Soren Mills·Co-Founder·LinkedIn

  “Consumers deserve a better deal from the internet. They deserve someone in their digital lives who is on their side and responsive to their needs.”

• Stephen Deadman·Co-Founder·LinkedIn

  “When people become the single point of integration and control for all their data, everything changes. For the better. I want to make that happen.”

• Nick Stringer·Co-Founder·LinkedIn

  “I want to put people at the centre of the agentic revolution. The future of agentic commerce depends on prioritising human intent over automated efficiency.”

• Malte Lensch·Co-Founder·LinkedIn

  “Every advance in AI hands people power that used to belong only to institutions. I create so that power lands where it should, with the person using it.”

• Philip Seeker·Co-Founder·LinkedIn

  “Technology keeps creating new capacity for human good, but capacity doesn’t become benefit on its own. I’m here to build the systems that turn one into the other.”

• Craig Haughan·Co-Founder·LinkedIn

  “I’ve spent my career building data systems at scale in industries where trust is non-negotiable. Trust is engineered, not promised, and I’m here to engineer it for the individual.”

• David Carmalt·Co-Founder·LinkedIn

  “For years, consumers have accepted that more and more of their personal information will be used by large corporations – in ways that never would have been acceptable before the digital age. I am a firm believer that when individuals genuinely control their data and intent, markets become fairer, signals become clearer, and value flows where it should.”