Contact

Where the platform is, and how to reach us about it

DUN-AI is a working platform in pre-release. It has no customers, no production deployment and no completed independent audits. If that is the stage you want to engage at, we would like to hear from you.

Owner gate: contact channels not yet live

The addresses below are placeholders. They must be registered, monitored and given an owner with a response commitment before this site is published to a live domain. There is no contact form on this page because a form that goes nowhere is worse than an address that is honestly marked as not yet active.

Channels

Intended contact routes. None is monitored until the owner gate above is closed.
PurposeRoute
General and commercial enquirieshello@[domain to be registered]
Security vulnerability reportssecurity@[domain to be registered]
Data protection and privacyprivacy@[domain to be registered]
Accessibility problemsaccessibility@[domain to be registered]

What to expect from a conversation

What we will tell you

  • Exactly what is built and what is not
  • The validation status of the content for your sector and region
  • What independent verification has not been carried out
  • Where an assessment is likely to conclude against AI investment

What we will not do

  • Quote a saving, a return or an accuracy figure. None has been measured
  • Name customers or show logos. There are none
  • Claim a certification or an audit that has not happened
  • Let a commercial conversation influence an assessment outcome. The two are structurally separate

Read the known limitations first →

About mAIb Tech

DUN-AI is built by mAIb Tech, which also delivers implementation work. That combination is a genuine conflict of interest, so it is managed structurally rather than by assurance: the decision engines cannot read commercial or vendor data, a test verifies it, and any recommendation that could lead to work for mAIb Tech says so in the report.

A customer is free to take a DUN-AI recommendation to any supplier, including one that competes with us. More on how that separation works →