Privacy-first advertising that reaches Safari and iPhone.

Yes. When we run your campaign, we buy through our own bidder on FreeWheel Buyer Cloud, and we've served on Safari since the day iOS 27 shipped, on iPhone, iPad and Mac. If you run IntentKey self-serve, your campaign goes through the buying platform you choose, so Safari reach depends on that platform.

No. Apple is blocking services that turn an email address into an ID that follows people across sites and devices. IntentKey never collects email addresses and never uses those IDs, so there's nothing for the block to stop.

The page or app, the show, title or genre, and general location. IntentKey reads the topic, tone and motivation behind that content and matches it to the audience you describe. It never reads email addresses, mobile ad IDs, full IP addresses or bought audience lists.

No. IntentKey builds no profiles and stores nothing about anyone. The only ID it touches is the ad exchange's temporary session number, which it drops after five minutes.

Yes. Private browsing hides who someone is, and IntentKey never needs to know. It reads the page, so private browsing visits count like any other.

Yes. Managed campaigns can run a plan built only for Safari, or one that buys only visits where no one is being tracked.

No. Run IntentKey alongside the buying you already do. Managed campaigns come with a free conversion lift analysis that shows how each part of your programmatic plan moves conversions, so you can see what the Safari reach adds. How measurement works

It starts from the page, like contextual targeting, and goes further. IntentKey is a large language model that reads concepts and sentiment rather than keywords, so it matches content to why an audience is engaging, not just to the words on the page.

In the United States and Canada, across CTV, online video, display and audio.