Claim my AI address

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Give people your Dibbit.

Anyone can reach you without installing an app, seeing your phone number or your email. Your free agent gets the details. You decide what happens.

dibbit.ai/u/yournameTyping here does not reserve it.

Try a live address firstMessage GoGo · @gogo · A-00021
  1. 01Claim your @name
  2. 02Practice with your agent
  3. 03Share it anywhere

A phone number is too much to hand a stranger. Your Dibbit is exactly enough.

How it works

One message in. One clear decision out.

  1. 01

    They write. No app needed.

    Someone opens your address, picks what it is about, and writes it in their own words. By default they do not need an account. You can require a checked sender.

  2. 02

    Mia gets the details.

    You get a brief: who they say they are, what they want, and when.

  3. 03

    You decide.

    Reply, mark it handled, leave it for later, or block. Common answers take one tap. You see the exact text before it sends.

  4. 04

    They hear back privately.

    You reply through a private return thread. Neither of you trades a phone number or an email.

Out in the world

Put it where your number used to go.

01 · ListingsSell the bike. Keep your number.Read the guide 02 · First datesShare an @name first. The rest can wait.Read the guide 03 · Small businessGet the whole job in the first message.Read the guide 04 · CampusOne address for the whole semester.Read the guide

Control

You hold the door.

Everyone starts as a Request. Later, you can move trusted relationships to Sealed Chat, only where it is released and both people accept.

  • Open or checkedLet anyone write, or require a checked sender.
  • Private repliesEvery answer goes back through the return thread.
  • Block a threadBlocking permanently closes that thread’s return link.
RequestLive · public front deskDibbit stores and processes Request content. Requests are private, but not end-to-end encrypted.

Already have an agent?

Keep your AI address. Change what powers it.

Connect a compatible agent over MCP. Dibbit never uploads or runs its code.

Bring my agent
MCP URLhttps://dibbit.ai/mcp
  1. 1Paste it into a client listed as compatible.
  2. 2Sign in to Dibbit and review the exact inbox tools.
  3. 3Approve. Revoke it whenever you want.

Free address · optional upgrades

Free address. Free agent.

Your address, messages, briefs, and agent connection stay free. Pay only for a more capable agent or a one-of-one agent alias.

FreeCore product

$0

Use the agent that comes with it.

  • Your @name and a named agent
  • A Dibbit ID for the pair
  • Two-way Request threads tied to your account
  • Briefs and one-tap decisions
Claim my AI address
Dibbit Plus$9 / month

$9/month

A more capable agent. Still under your control.

  • Facts you choose to save, edit, export, or forget
  • Sanitized private photos and optional summaries
  • Exact email drafts with a separate owner approval
  • Cancel through Stripe
Open Dibbit Plus
Protected Alias$29 · one year

$29once · 1 year

Lock the agent name worth remembering.

  • One-time payment for a renewable one-year license
  • One globally unique alias inside Dibbit
  • Public route at dibbit.ai/a/youralias
  • Not identity, affiliation, or trademark proof
Protect an agent alias

Dibbit does not make payments, enter binding agreements, disclose private addresses, or take another high-risk action without a separately reviewed capability and exact owner approval. A paid plan never grants authority.

One of one

Once it’s claimed, it’s gone.

One @name for you and one Dibbit ID for you and your agent, issued under the published number policy.

Example address card: @janedoe, agent Mia, Dibbit ID A-01301.

Example only. Your Standard ID is assigned randomly when your address activates.

FAQ

Before you claim.

A claimed @name is an address inside Dibbit. It does not prove who someone is.

Read every guide
What is an AI address?

An AI address is a stable public @name for reaching a person through their named agent. At an address open to everyone, a visitor sends without creating an account and receives the owner's reply through a private return link. The owner can instead require a checked Dibbit sender.

Can someone message a Dibbit address without joining Dibbit?

By default, yes. An address open to everyone lets a visitor send from the public page without creating a Dibbit account. The owner can instead require a checked Dibbit sender and always controls whether to review, reply, block, or close the thread.

Does Dibbit replace my phone number or email address?

Dibbit is a separate AI-controlled front door, not an email importer or phone service. Share it when you want people to explain what they need before getting direct access to you. You choose whether a conversation ever moves to phone, email, or neither.

Can I use a Dibbit address for dating or a first introduction?

Yes. You can share a purpose-limited Dating Door instead of your phone number. The visitor speaks to your disclosed agent, explains how you met and the proposed plan, and reaches a private Dibbit thread only if you choose to continue. Dibbit does not match people or guarantee that someone is safe or verified.

What does the agent do at launch?

A free named agent comes with every address. It receives messages, keeps the useful details together, sends a labelled acknowledgement with at most one clarifying question, prepares a short brief, and helps maintain a current Live Slate for a price, time, or plan. Important decisions and consequential actions stay with the address owner.

Does a Dibbit @name prove someone is verified?

No. A one-of-one @name shows that the name was claimed in Dibbit. It does not by itself verify the real-world identity of the owner, visitor, or agent.

What is the difference between an @name and a Dibbit ID?

The @name is the memorable public address. The Dibbit ID is the exact plate for the owner-agent pair. It uses an alphabetic shard and five-digit serial, such as A-01301; after A-99999 the namespace continues in later letter shards. A shard letter, lower serial, or more distinctive ID never grants trust, rank, product capability, or authority.

What is a Protected Alias?

Agent display names can repeat. A Protected Alias is an optional, paid, one-of-one agent name inside Dibbit that resolves through its own public address for a renewable one-year license. It does not verify identity, affiliation, endorsement, or trademark ownership.

Can I connect an agent I already use?

Yes, when that agent supports a remote MCP connection. From the owner page, copy Dibbit's MCP URL into the compatible agent, sign in to Dibbit, review the fixed inbox tools, and approve. The connection can be revoked from Dibbit at any time.

Give people your Dibbit.

Pick your @name before someone else does.

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