I’m building Kyroq to help people understand their carbon-credit exposure and make decisions with evidence they can inspect. A purchase, financing decision or portfolio review can depend on information scattered across registries, company disclosures and programme decisions. The challenge is understanding what those sources establish, what has changed and which questions remain open. Kyroq brings that evidence into a focused review. We reconcile project and portfolio information, examine changes in disclosures and prepare findings that advisers and decision-makers can follow back to their sources. We also publish the Carbon Loss Register: a free public record of documented loss events, exposures and candidate signals. Each category has a different meaning. A signal is not an established loss, and a disclosed quantity does not tell the whole story on its own. The longer-term ambition is to build independent intelligence for carbon finance. We’re developing research and software to make evidence more useful across recurring reviews, changing disclosures and portfolio decisions. The register and scoped reviews are the foundation; further intelligence products are in development. Before Kyroq, I spent 15 years in strategy, commercial and product leadership across Fortune 500 and high-growth companies, with more recent work in applied AI and climate. I’m interested in conversations with buyers, developers, investors, insurers, lenders and advisers working through carbon-market decisions, and with potential partners helping build the infrastructure around them.