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Myne Global

Provenance for luxury goods, from purchase to resale.

$10M+ in registered assets · 400 collectors · 12 NYC dealers

  • SwiftUI
  • SvelteKit
  • Postgres
  • Supabase
  • Stripe
  • StoreKit 2

myneglobal.com ↗App Store ↗

Myne Global iOS app — Home screen with watch news and quick actions
FIG. 01 — Home: watch news and quick actions to add an item or search for stolen goods
Myne Global iOS app — Vault listing a Rolex Datejust and a Cartier bracelet
FIG. 02 — The vault: every registered piece in one collection
Myne Global iOS app — Rolex Datejust 41 item record with Transfer, Stolen and PDF actions
FIG. 03 — An item record: transfer it, report it stolen, or export a PDF
Myne Global iOS app — Item repair history with service costs, technicians and ratings
FIG. 04 — Repair and ownership history logged by service centres
Myne Global iOS app — Search result flagging an Audemars Piguet as stolen, Interpol verified
FIG. 05 — A stolen-item search hit, verified against Interpol records

The problem

Collectors of watches, bags and other high-value goods had no way to prove they owned an item — or that it wasn’t stolen — when it came time to sell.

What I built

As lead engineer I built Myne end to end: a SvelteKit API on Postgres with row-level security, a SwiftUI iOS app, and Stripe plus StoreKit billing. Owners register items in a private vault, dealers issue Myne Passports at the point of sale, and repair shops log service history with in-app estimate approval.

How it works

Ownership transfers use owner-held keys with escrowed recovery, so the server never reads an item’s private data. Every buyer search is checked against a registry of 16,830 law-enforcement and Interpol stolen-item records. Design specs and API handoffs keep the web, iOS and repair-shop work in step.

Outcome

$10M+ in registered assets across 1,200 items and 400 collectors. Shifting revenue to dealers signed 12 NYC shops whose 800 passports became verified items in buyers’ vaults in the first quarter, and a proactive audit found and closed two critical privilege-escalation paths the same day.