The New Face of Software

New York-based company Insight Concepts redefines the term: Unique Software".

Today Christopher Bouzy, the CEO of Insight Concepts announced that the company is weeks away from releasing software that will successfully determine if a person is telling the truth or not. The company has completely designed the software for the average home user, and boasts if you can click the mouse then you can use the software. Software Engineers from the company claim the software can effectively detect slight anomalies in the human voice when someone is lying or telling the truth, and the software has an 90-95% success rate. While some experts question the morality of using such software, two-thirds of the 1,500 Americans surveyed say they would use the software at least once.

In the back of everyones mind we often wonder if the person we are dating has something to hide. This software now gives a person the ability to finally determine if their partner is being completely honest," says Christopher.

The 28 year old CEO started the company in 2000 to develop software other developers were not interested in developing. Insight Concepts has made its success developing less than common software for the home and business consumer, and the company has reported an annual gross profit of $3.5 Million in download and CD-ROM sales. The company recently released a new version of their award winning software Cloak. Cloak is a steganography/encryption application that allows users to encrypt and hide files within image files. I was permitted to take Cloak for a test drive, and I was impressed with the 5 minute learning curve of the software. I was able to navigate through the steps and successfully encrypt a file without ever consulting the manual.

Given the excessive cost and limited features of traditional software, Insight Concepts offers a competitive alternative, at a lower price.