It started in Tokyo.
Alex and Rina, Sodyo’s founders were surrounded by restaurants, signs, storefronts, and had zero clue what any of them were. No way to interact. No way to understand.
Just real-world stuff that might as well have been offline. That’s when it hit them: Why isn’t the physical world clickable? just like the internet.That moment flipped a switch.

We already have screens. We already have cameras. We already live online. The only thing missing was a way to connect the dots. So they built it.

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Sodyo makes the physical world work like the internet. Tap into content. Trigger services. Track assets. Get answers. All through a tiny visual code beautifully designed, built for distance, and ready to scale.

It just makes sense. And once you see it, you can’t unsee it.

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The physical world should work for us. Now it does.

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When your screens only display, they’re just noise.
When your products just sit on shelves, they’re passive.
When your packaging says nothing, it’s a missed opportunity.

We want everything to talk. To interact. To deliver. Because when the world is connected — not just online, but in every space, every object, every moment — everything works better. It’s not about tech. It’s about building a smarter, more responsive world.That’s just better business.

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We’re on a mission to connect the physical world to its digital twin — and make that connection seamless, useful, and instant. Our visual code isn’t a gimmick. It’s a new language — one that lets people scan, act, and engage with their surroundings like never before.

From a TV screen to a shipping crate to a stadium seat — one scan opens up an entire layer of digital opportunity. This is how we move from the old world to the next one.
This is how we unlock what’s possible.

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We hold a variety of global patents.
Not to impress anyone — to protect what makes us different.

Our technology doesn’t just work. It works better.
It scans farther. It handles more. It’s secure, fast, and built for scale.

Those patents aren’t paper. They’re proof that we’ve solved something others haven’t — and they’ll have to go through us to get there.

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We're not trying to prove ourselves. We’re already doing it.

We’ve been in the trenches. We’ve launched. We’ve pivoted. We’ve rebuilt. We’ve learned the hard way — and we’re still here, building fast, building real, and building together.

You don’t find teams like this often — the kind that argue hard, laugh harder, and always get back to work. This isn’t about hype. This is about grit.

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