Dynamo AI is presented on its public site as an enterprise-grade platform for secure, compliant generative AI with a focus on auditable, customizable guardrails, real-time hallucination detection, red‑teaming/evaluation, and centralized observability. Public product capabilities highlighted on the site include DynamoGuard (real‑time, policy‑based guardrails with runtime policy enforcement, hallucination checks, jailbreak/prompt‑injection protections, PII leakage detection, toxicity/content categorization, keyword detection; human‑in‑the‑loop workflows; single‑pane observability; synthetic‑data training for guardrails; deployment modes including VPC/on‑prem/edge/on‑device; CPU support; WebSocket streaming; a browser extension to guard Copilot/chatgpt.com), DynamoEval (red‑teaming and evaluation suite for hallucinations, custom criteria/policy impact, PII leakage, prompt injection; explainability, root‑cause analysis, automated PDF reports, human review workflows; CLI/notebook/web UI integrations), models and research (site posts mention Dynamo 8B, described as a multilingual foundation model with ties to Mistral‑7B improvements, plus research posts like PrimeGuard), and observability & governance (single‑pane monitoring unifying vendor and in‑house AI interactions, audit trails, guardrail playbooks, and regulatory alignment references). Security/privacy/compliance information on the site indicates SOC2‑ready controls (MFA, RBAC, encryption in transit/at rest, incident response, physical security, employee training) and a privacy policy describing controller/processor roles, categories of data collected, GDPR/CCPA rights, session replay and cookies, cross‑border transfers to the U.S., retention policies, and privacy contact methods. Terms of Service include arbitration, IP ownership, and prohibited activities; the Terms list [email protected] as contact. The site contains resources (blog, Guardrail Playbook 01–08, regulatory commentary, partner and customer mentions including Experian, Gartner recognition, and a Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia 2025 mention for co‑founders). Public gaps noted on the site: no public pricing or published plan tiers, no public free trial, no formal SOC2/ISO artifact or SLA documents (only “SOC2‑ready” language), no detailed API docs or developer onboarding publicly available, contact page returned Not Found in extraction, and an inconsistent public contact email ([email protected] appears on some security practice pages while [email protected] appears elsewhere). The site claims a 2021 founding year in content.