Start with the hard questions.
The most useful first conversation is the one where you ask how a conclusion gets checked, and what happens when the system is wrong.
Request a briefing
Tell us who you are and what you are responsible for. We will come back with a time and, if it helps, an agenda you can circulate beforehand.
We work with public safety agencies. If you are a resident, a journalist or a council member with a question about a deployment, use the same form. Those messages reach a person.
Request received
Thank you. A person will read this and come back to you with a time. If you need to add something, or you have not heard from us, write to support@astramir.ai.
What happens next
Someone who can answer technical and procurement questions in the same conversation.
If another approach fits you better, we would rather establish that on the first call than the fifth.
Anything we tell you about capability, data handling or conformance, you can have as a document.
Direct addresses
Each of these reaches a small, named group of people, not a queue.
Interview requests, background, and corrections. press@astramir.ai
If you have found a vulnerability, write to security@astramir.ai. Our disclosure details are published at /.well-known/security.txt.
Operational issues and account questions. support@astramir.ai
Entity details, procurement identifiers and documentation are provided to buyers on request, through the form above or any of these addresses.