Talk to the people who built it.
Four routes, one mailbox, and a subject line already set so your message arrives with the right reader.
There is no contact form on this page. The site is static files with no endpoint behind them, so a form here could collect your details and send them nowhere. An email address is a route that works.
Direct lines to the right team.
Every route below opens a message to the same address with its subject line filled in. One mailbox, because this organisation publishes one address and a page that invented a second would be inventing a team.
- Evaluating the platform
- Questions about what it does, what it refuses to do, and whether the evidence would satisfy whoever is asking you for it.
- Enterprise and sovereign deployment
- Deployment shape, adopted policy packs, evidence residency and the four deployment postures. These are decisions about your environment rather than a configuration screen.
- Security and responsible disclosure
- Security questions, and anything you believe is a vulnerability. Please include enough detail to reproduce it.
- Design partnership
- The programme is described on its own page. This route is for asking about it.
Most questions are already answered on a page.
Not to deflect the message, but to make it a better one. Each of these states its own limits beside its claims, so you can arrive knowing what to push on.
What it does, and does not
The product proof page carries the evidence behind each claim, and names what is not built.
What it costs
Including the twelve commercial questions that are published as questions because they have not been decided.
What is certified
Nothing is. The Trust Center lists what is implemented and what is not, in the same place.
How it is obtained
Five delivery models, and the four things that do not exist yet.
An email, and nothing else.
What you send arrives as an email and is used to answer you. It is not run through the product, and there is nothing on this website that could do so.
- What is collected here
- Nothing. This page has no form, no analytics call and no third-party request. What you send is what you chose to type into your own mail client.
- What it is used for
- Answering the message, and arranging a conversation if you asked for one. It is not sold.
- What you can ask for
- Access to, correction of, or deletion of anything you have sent us, at the same address.
The full statement is the Privacy Policy, which is the document that governs. This chapter summarises it and does not replace it.
We would rather answer the hard question.
The parts of this product that are unfinished are published as unfinished, and the parts that refuse to answer are published as refusals. A message asking us to defend one of those is a better use of both our time than a form.