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FAQ | Questions We Actually Get

The questions we actually get. No made-up FAQs, no marketing filler. If it is here, a real person sent us the question and we answered in public.

Dweve frequently asked questions

The Dweve FAQ answers product, deployment, privacy, pricing and compliance questions in plain language. It distinguishes documented behaviour from a licence term, a customer-controlled deployment and a status that is still in progress.

  • Fabric can run through the managed Mesh, on licensed customer infrastructure or in an air-gapped deployment, subject to the applicable contract.
  • Dweve describes certification status honestly. A design constraint or a public record is not presented as a certification badge.
  • The FAQ is a starting point, not a substitute for the contract, technical documentation or a trust record that applies to a specific deployment.

Choose the audience that matches your question

The page contains three selectable readings of the same subject.

For consumers

Six plain answers about what Dweve makes and why it works differently from the chat tools you have seen.

For businesses

Six answers about what Dweve builds, framed for the decision: what you buy, what it produces, and why it stands up to audit.

For engineers

Six answers on the architecture: the CPU-native core, the Loom domain-specialist router, determinism, and the replay bundle.

Sales, engineering, DPO, or press. All addresses are monitored by a named human.

Every tier, every product, and every line of billing small print.

Technical writing explaining the constraint-reasoning architecture and design decisions.

Foundation libraries you can run, inspect, and contribute to.

API reference, SDK guides, architecture diagrams, and integration walkthroughs.

If the FAQ did not cover it, we would rather know. Every unanswered question is a candidate for the next quarterly revision, and you get a real human reply in the meantime. Sales: [email protected]. Support: [email protected].

If you found a bug or an inaccuracy, we want to hear about it. The docs, the API reference, and the research notes are also open.

If your question is not here, send it and we will answer it in plain language. Every unanswered question is a candidate for the next quarterly revision. Reach us at [email protected].

Five questions about hosting, self-hosting, air-gap, and honest certification status.

The honest invoice. No hidden tiers. Cancel anytime.

Five questions about what happens to your conversations and files. Short answers in plain language.

Six questions about what Dweve builds and why it works differently.

Annual build-pipeline audit in licensed contracts.

Closed bundle, no outbound check-in or telemetry.

Your hardware, your data centre, same platform.

EU-registered infrastructure in the Netherlands.

Routed per question, visible in the trace

Binary and ternary constraint operations

Choose the published spare-compute route after month one

Subscription covered under current terms

Consumer price, per month, cancel anytime

You are the controller, Dweve is the processor.

Delete means deleted, not soft-archived.

Your data trains nothing without a separate signed opt-in.

Conversations and files never leave European jurisdiction.

Deployment topology, stack details, privacy posture, and pricing mechanics. Direct answers throughout.

Deployment, compliance, pricing, and product questions answered in procurement language. Honest status on every certification; no invented traction.

Four families of real questions: what it is, what it costs for an individual, where your data goes, and where the software runs. One plain answer each, in plain language.

Annual on-site audit of the build infrastructure is available in licensed contracts. Right-to-audit clauses are standard at that tier. Custom penetration tests by customer-appointed firms are welcomed.

The control environment is implemented. The ISO 27001 certification audit and SOC 2 examination are scheduled for Q1 2027; only the external assurance and resulting certificate or report remain. GDPR, the EU AI Act, NIS2, and DORA are legal and operational requirements, not certifications.

Yes. For deployments that require no outbound network connection at all, an air-gap mode ships the model weights and inference engine as a closed bundle. It runs without an outbound check-in, a token refresh, or a telemetry call.

Yes. Licensed deployments run on your hardware in your data centre. The same platform, same API, same trace format. You choose the jurisdiction.

The Business Workspace runs in Dweve's public Mesh. The service agreement documents the processing boundary, subprocessors, operating responsibilities, and applicable jurisdiction. Customers needing direct infrastructure and key control use a licensed deployment.

Prices are in EUR. Consumer prices include VAT. Business prices exclude VAT. Validated EU B2B customers with a valid VAT ID receive reverse-charge invoices under the applicable cross-border rules; VAT treatment follows the customer’s location and VAT status.

Business Workspace packages run from EUR 299 to EUR 9,999 per month with published token allowances. Annual licensed-platform tiers run from EUR 100,000 to EUR 900,000. Products are not sold as arbitrary individual line items; the licence tier defines the operating scope and rights.

Yes. After the first paid month, an eligible individual customer may choose the published spare-compute route. It covers one Personal subscription while its current contribution terms are met. It does not replace a Friends & Family subscription. Eligibility, requirements, controls and exit conditions are shown before opt-in.

Yes. An eligible pre-order locks in 25% off every published Dweve price for the life of the uninterrupted contract. Fabric Personal becomes EUR 14.25 a month and Fabric Friends & Family becomes EUR 35.63 a month. The same 25% applies to API rates, Business Workspace packages, licences, PoVs, training, and Government and Critical Infrastructure programmes. One eligible multi-year reduction can stack with it.

Fabric Personal is EUR 19 per month for one named person. Fabric Friends & Family is EUR 47.50 per month for five named people, the price of 2.5 Personal subscriptions. Both use Fabric through the web and app without Aura, direct API access or Agent SDK rights. Both are billed monthly and cancelable at any time. EU withdrawal rights apply when you buy at a distance and are explained before purchase. Business pricing is separate.

Yes, from your account settings at any time. Conversations disappear when you delete them. There is no shadow archive. For licensed deployments, deletion is cryptographic where legally permitted and logical otherwise.

You are the data controller; Dweve is the processor for managed services. Data stays in the EU; no international transfer occurs, so standard contractual clauses are not needed. A GDPR-compliant Data Processing Agreement is available before signature.

In the Business Workspace: only automated systems and named support engineers operating under documented access procedures. In licensed deployments, only your own administrators. We do not share data with third parties for advertising or analytics.

No, not by default. Training on customer conversations requires an explicit opt-in and a separate written agreement. If you have not signed one, your data is not used for training.

Your conversations stay in the European Union. We do not use them to train models unless you explicitly say yes in a separate written agreement. You can delete everything at any time and the delete is real, not a soft archive.

A signed archive containing the input, the rules and thresholds that fired, the intermediate steps, any operator override, the output, the model version, and a cryptographic signature. Open it with the verify tool; no network needed. Small enough to attach to a contract or regulatory submission.

Yes, by design. Same input, same weights, same trace, same output, bit-exact, on any supported CPU. Non-determinism only enters if you explicitly request sampling temperature above zero, and even then the seed is logged in the trace.

A chat tool gives you an answer and a box to type the next question. Fabric gives you an answer, the exact documents and rules that produced it, the decision owner, and a replay bundle you can hand to an auditor. The answer is the same; the audit trail is not.

Loom is the domain-specialist routing system underneath Fabric. Instead of one large model, Loom runs a pool of smaller specialists and routes each question to the most relevant ones. Answers are a consensus of the relevant domain specialists, with the routing decision visible in the trace.

Fabric is the web and app interface. You connect files and documents, work with models and agents, and receive inspectable sources and traces. Team environments participate in Dweve's public Mesh while their managed data remains in Europe.

Dweve is a European company building AI systems that run on CPUs rather than cloud GPU farms. The core technology replaces floating-point matrix multiplications with binary and ternary constraint operations, which run faster, use a fraction of the energy, and produce a verifiable reasoning trace for every answer.

Fabric is the workspace, Loom routes the domain specialists underneath it, and every answer arrives with its sources and a replay bundle you can verify offline.

Your conversations stay in the European Union, nothing trains a model without a signed opt-in, and deletion is real, not a soft archive.

Fabric Personal is EUR 19 a month for one person and cancelable at any time. After the first paid month, an eligible individual may use the published spare-compute route to cover that Personal subscription under its current terms. The route does not cover Fabric Friends & Family.

Use the managed service through Dweve's public Mesh, license it on your own estate, or operate a closed air-gapped bundle. You choose the operating boundary and jurisdiction.

Dweve is a European company that builds AI you can actually trust. It runs on ordinary computer chips instead of giant cloud data centres, so it is faster, uses far less energy, and can show its working for every answer.

Dweve is a European AI vendor whose systems run on standard CPUs rather than rented cloud GPUs. That lowers the energy bill, keeps the software inside your own estate, and produces a verifiable record behind every answer, which matters for audit and procurement.