Ourbond

Our Bond, Inc., which operates as Bond, provides preventative personal security services powered by artificial intelligence. Its offering spans personal security mobile applications, command center technologies and personal security agents, an "air guardian" first-responder drone service, executive protection and guarding, and security consulting services. The company operates a 24/7 command center function that supports its subscriber base, and it markets its service under the positioning "personal security for all."

The company was incorporated in 2017 and is headquartered in New York, New York, with operations described across the United States, Israel and France. It was formerly known as TG-17, Inc. Beyond individual and family subscribers, Bond delivers services to corporations, municipalities and universities that extend the service to executives and their families, employees, residents and students, and it also supports event and venue security as well as executive protection assignments such as currency transport work performed on behalf of the Federal Reserve.

Bond combines technology and AI with human security operations and expertise. The company's internal team includes UX/UI designers, software engineers and architects, product and marketing staff, and former military, intelligence and defense personnel, while an advisory board draws on academic and security leaders.

Founding story

Bond was founded in 2017 by Doron Kempel, who serves as Chairman and CEO. Kempel is an Israeli-born American entrepreneur and former deputy chief of the Israel Defense Forces' Sayeret Matkal unit, who previously founded and led SimpliVity Corporation (acquired by HPE) and co-founded Diligent Technologies (acquired by IBM), and earlier served as a vice president and general manager at EMC Corporation. He holds an MBA from Harvard Business School and law and philosophy degrees from Tel Aviv University.

Business model

Bond sells subscription-style preventative personal security services to organizations and individuals. Organizational customers — corporations, cities, universities and government bodies — purchase the service on behalf of populations such as executives and their families, employees, residents and students, generating recurring revenue; the company also sells executive protection, guarding and consulting services on demand.

Revenue is generated from personal security service contracts, including annual recurring revenue from enterprise and government agreements, plus fee-based executive protection, guarding and consulting engagements. Trailing twelve-month revenue reported for the listed entity was approximately $9.92 million, with a net loss attributable to common shareholders of about $17.71 million.

Traction

Reported customer activity includes a definitive citywide agreement covering 10,000 Jerusalem municipal workers, a deployment with Watson Realty Corp. protecting 800 real estate agents, a U.S. government-funded contract delivering more than $3 million in annual recurring revenue, a deal with a major international city of over 1,000,000 residents, and four international cities endorsing the service to residents. Trailing twelve-month revenue was approximately $9.92 million.

Latest developments

Recent announcements include a definitive citywide agreement to protect 10,000 Jerusalem municipal workers, a Watson Realty Corp. deployment covering 800 real estate agents, entry into the real estate market that the company estimates at over $300 million a year, an independent EY study quantifying a potential annual economic benefit of up to $280 per employee from the platform, expansion into government partnerships with four additional international cities, a U.S. government-funded contract worth more than $3 million in annual recurring revenue, a planned presence at Global Security Exchange 2026 in Atlanta, and a Maxim Group "Buy" initiation with a $2.00 price target in June 2026.