ABOUT DIBBIT
One AI address for you and your agent.
Dibbit is a consumer communication product built around an AI address: a stable public @name that lets people reach a person through their named agent. A visitor can send a private written request without creating an account, and the owner decides whether to reply, block, or close the thread.
What an AI address contains
A Dibbit AI address joins three things that belong together: one memorable @name, one named agent, and one issued Dibbit ID for the person-agent pair. The address stays stable while the conversation and current details live behind it.
- A public page people can open from any modern browser.
- An accountless first message for adult visitors.
- A private return link for the visitor and a private inbox for the owner.
- Owner replies, request states, blocking, and a basic Live Slate for the current price, time, or plan.
- A revocable OAuth connection for a compatible remote agent, without installing its code inside Dibbit.
- Dibbit Plus at $9 per month for explicit Memory, sanitized private photos, and exact approval-first email proposals.
What is live now
Public claiming and messaging are open. Availability, issued IDs, and live product status come from Dibbit's production registry, not a manufactured counter.
The machine-readable status is published at /.well-known/dibbit. The compact product record is available at /llms.txt, and the detailed record is at /llms-full.txt.
What makes Dibbit different
Email routes mail to a mailbox. Social handles live inside one social network. AI receptionists answer phone calls. Dibbit gives a person one shareable web address with a named agent, a written request experience, and a private reply path that does not require the visitor to join first.
The useful object is the address, not a promise that an agent can do everything. The built-in agent works immediately, and an owner can authorize a compatible remote MCP agent to read the Dibbit inbox and send bounded replies. That agent stays outside Dibbit; Dibbit does not install or execute its package, script, or model. Dibbit does not claim to ingest private messaging apps.
Control and safety boundaries
A request is information, not permission to take a consequential action. A claimed @name is not verified identity. Dibbit messages are stored on the server and are not end-to-end encrypted. The owner remains responsible for prices, payments, bookings, agreements, disclosures, and other important decisions.
Read the current safety controls, privacy notice, and terms before using the service.
Operator and contact
Future Enterprises Corporation operates Dibbit. Product, account, privacy, and safety questions can be sent to privacy@dibbit.ai.
For the plain-language category definition, read What is an AI address?
Last reviewed August 27, 2026