Venmo co-founder and Solo advisor Iqram Magdon-Ismail has integrated Solo's proof-of-personhood technology into JellyJelly, the Solana-based social short-video app he founded. The system allows users to verify they are real, unique individuals without presenting government IDs or solving CAPTCHAs. During verification, users scan their face via phone camera. The biometric data is processed on-device using fully homomorphic encryption (FHE) before comparison, ensuring no raw facial images are stored. Solo, backed by Draper Associates and selected for the fifth cohort of the Solana Incubator, plans to expand its capabilities with AI agent authorization and payment features.