The person behind Nabii.Space.
Nabii.Space isn't a faceless SaaS. It's built and operated by one accountable person, working in the open, with commitments you can verify — not just read.
A real photograph will live here.
No stock imagery, no avatars.
AI writing tools stopped being trustworthy the moment they started making things up.
Most drafting tools optimize for output volume. That's fine if nobody is going to fact-check the result. It stops being fine the moment your reader is a regulator, an editor, a compliance officer, or a customer whose money is on the line.
Nabii.Space is built for the opposite case: writers whose readers check the footnotes. Journalists, researchers, regulated marketers, technical writers. People whose reputation gets damaged when a model quietly invents a statistic.
So the whole product is organized around one question: can the person who receives this draft verify every claim inside it? If not, it doesn't ship.
Commitments, not marketing.
These aren't aspirations. They're the operating constraints of the business. If any of them get broken, tell me — my email is at the bottom of this page and I read it.
- ✕No invented statistics or citations, ever.
Every draft is scanned for fabricated numbers, quotes, source attributions, and credentials before you see it. Failures are surfaced, not swept.
- ✕No Stripe for payments.
We use Paddle for digital sales and Shopify for physical goods so buyers deal with real merchants of record — not with a passthrough.
- ✕No training on your private drafts, voice, or uploads.
Foundation models don't get to learn from your workspace. Your voice sample is yours.
- ✕No dark patterns.
No forced upsells, no manufactured urgency, no cancel-flow mazes, no free-trial traps. You can export and leave any day.
- ✕No absolute compliance claims we can't back.
No fake SOC 2 badges, no unverified 'HIPAA compliant' stickers. The Trust Pack ships as templates and self-attestations, with a PGP-signed manifest so you can verify the bytes.
You don't have to take my word for it.
I commit that every document in the Nabii.Space Trust Pack — SOC 2 readiness, DPA, MSA, subprocessors, and the cover letter — reflects how the product actually works today, not how I hope it works. The manifest is signed with my PGP key. Any tampering will break the signature, and you'll see it in your browser before you open a single file.
If a claim on this page or in the Trust Pack turns out to be wrong, I'll correct it publicly and email every customer it affected. That's the rule.
No forms. No tickets. A real inbox.
Security questions, procurement asks, redlines on the MSA, a bug that embarrassed you — same address, same person, usually within one working day.