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Stile.iD
Privacy-first identity verification API
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Privacy-first identity verification API
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Know the real person behind high-risk actions in your app. Stile’s API helps you reduce fraud when users onboard, recover accounts, change payout details, or transact in your marketplace. Add ID checks, liveness, and face matching in minutes. Get a signed verification result without storing users’ ID documents yourself. Raw ID images are deleted after verification by default. Self-service, usage-based pricing. Get Proof with Privacy.
Products used by Stile.iD
Explore the tech stack and tools that power Stile.iD. See what products Stile.iD uses for development, design, marketing, analytics, and more.
Engineering & Development 2
Engineering & Development 2

SprintoAutomate Compliance -> Automate Trust -> Automate Growth
5.0 (11 reviews)
We chose Sprinto because SOC 2 compliance is critical to selling Stile to enterprise clients, and we wanted a practical way to achieve and maintain it as we grow.
Sprinto made that process easier and more effective, bringing structure to complex compliance requirements and helping us keep the work moving alongside product development.
A recent favorite is its MCP tooling, which connects compliance context to our AI-assisted workflows. It makes Sprinto even more useful within the way our team already works.
What stands out is how Sprinto helps young companies tackle compliance challenges that can otherwise demand significant time and specialist expertise. For us, it supports both enterprise readiness and the ongoing work of staying compliant.

VercelThe frontend cloud. Creators of Next.js.
5.0 (1K reviews)
We chose Vercel for how closely its deployment workflow fits the way we build Stile.
GitHub integration and preview deployments let us review the actual website and documentation before changes go live. That gives engineering and marketing something concrete to evaluate together, from a product page’s layout to the developer journey through our docs.
Its Next.js support and deployment tooling make it a natural fit for those surfaces. The deciding factor was the short path from a proposed change to a working preview, review, and release.
Productivity 2
Productivity 2

PayloadDeveloper-first TypeScript & React headless CMS
5.0 (12 reviews)
Coming from WordPress, we wanted a CMS that fit the way we’re building Stile: TypeScript across the frontend and backend, an AI-friendly development workflow, and good integration with Vercel.
Payload brought those priorities together. Its TypeScript and React foundation keeps our content models, backend logic, and frontend components in a familiar stack, giving our engineers and coding agents clearer context when building and reviewing changes.
The Vercel integration fits our GitHub and preview-deployment workflow, so engineering and marketing can review the actual site before updates go live.
Our marketing team can also manage content without an engineering change for every edit. That combination of developer control, editorial flexibility, and a consistent path to deployment made Payload a compelling move from WordPress.

NotionThe all-in-one workspace
4.8 (1.4K reviews)
We chose Notion for its flexibility in connecting detailed documentation with structured projects and decisions.
Stile brings together engineering, identity standards, security, compliance, and marketing. We need a place where the reasoning behind a decision stays connected to the work it informs. Notion lets us keep research, product context, meeting notes, and plans together in a format the whole team can use.
Its integrations also make that context accessible to our AI-assisted workflows. For us, the value is helping people and agents work from shared context.
LLMs 1
LLMs 1

OpenAIAPIs and tools for building AI products
5.0 (843 reviews)
We chose OpenAI for the combination of engineering depth, integrated tooling, and its investment in defensive security.
Stile operates in identity verification, where edge cases and security boundaries matter. Codex’s GitHub code review integration fits directly into our development process. Specialized agents let us tackle implementation, testing, security review, and documentation in parallel, while generous usage limits give us room to iterate.
Daybreak’s focus on finding vulnerabilities, validating risks, and developing fixes makes the ecosystem especially compelling for a company building security-sensitive infrastructure.
GPT-image-2 has also been a huge help to our marketing team, from creating visuals for the Stile website to developing presentations for client meetings. It helps us turn complex identity-verification concepts into visuals customers can understand.
OpenAI stands out because it supports meaningful work across engineering, security, and marketing, all within the same ecosystem.
General 1
General 1

ConductorRun a bunch of Claude Codes in parallel
5.0 (22 reviews)
We chose Conductor because working with multiple coding agents requires a clear way to manage their work.
For Stile, isolated workspaces let us tackle different tickets in parallel while keeping each change scoped and reviewable. Having Claude Code and Codex within the same workflow makes it easier to organize implementation, follow progress, and review the resulting changes.
That combination of parallel execution and clear separation is particularly valuable when building identity-verification software, where we need to understand exactly what changed before shipping it.