[Status Update: Feb 2026]

Innosuisse-backed feasibility study in validation phase. Currently conducting expert interviews with Swiss tourism and mobility stakeholders.

Post-Arrival Flow for Swiss Tourism

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Swiss tourism has strong pre-arrival coordination - but post-arrival flow breaks. Identity fragments across hotels, guest cards, mobility, and attractions.

SWIXS builds the neutral backbone that restores flow across providers - without replacing systems or centralizing control.


Governed Interoperability Infrastructure

We design consent-based coordination layers that enable destinations to steer visitor flows across independent providers.

Current Program: Tourism (LoopPass)

→ Visitor access & entitlement layer

→ Builds on discover.swiss, SwissPass, guest cards

→ Federated, privacy-first, destination-owned steering

We enable coordination. We don't control it.


Research & Validation

Phase Backed by Innosuisse and HSLU Institute for Tourism & Mobility.

Currently validating with Switzerland Tourism, SBB, regional DMOs, and mobility operators.

Playbook corridor design Q2 2026. This is institutional co-development, not product launch.


Infrastructure for Physical Coordination

SWIXS builds neutral, governed interoperability layers for physical environments.

Origin

We emerged from coordinating passenger flow in one of Europe's most complex physical environments: major international airports.

The structural insight

Physical systems don't fail because they're bad. They fail because they lack shared identity, consent, and coordination logic.

Current Focus

Tourism is the first environment where this gap is visible, painful, and solvable under governance. The same architecture scales to residents, workers, buildings, and city services — but governance must be proven in tourism first.

Positioning

We are an infrastructure company, not a startup. We co-design with institutions, not pitch to customers. Swiss Neutrality Governed identity infrastructure requires trust. Switzerland provides that foundation.


For institutional dialogue

We welcome structured discussions with

  • destinations & tourism boards

  • mobility operators

  • smart-city teams

  • government innovation bodies

  • infrastructure-aligned stakeholders

  • academia