We have rebuilt duploflow.com from scratch. The previous site no longer described what Duploflow does. The new one is written to say what we are, clearly, in a form that both people and software can read.

The rebuild was carried out by AI agents and reviewed by people. It is the first public result of the way we now work: agents propose the changes, automated checks verify them, and people approve what goes live.

What is new

Clear structure. Each page uses semantic markup and a consistent heading order, so it can be navigated with assistive technology and read cleanly by search engines and feed readers.

Faster pages. Every page is prepared ahead of time as plain HTML. Reading a page does not depend on scripts, so it loads quickly on a phone and on a slow connection.

Dark mode. The site follows the light or dark setting on your device. A control in the header lets you choose automatic, light or dark. Your choice is kept in your own browser and is not sent to us.

Accessibility. The design is built to meet WCAG 2.2 AA, the current web accessibility standard. Text contrast is checked in both light and dark themes, and controls can be reached and used from the keyboard.

A newsroom and feeds. News from across Duploflow now has one home. The newsroom has an index, category pages, an article page for each post, and a media kit for journalists. Every post is available through feeds, so you can follow us in the reader you already use.

Built for AI tools too. Every page has a Markdown version, and the site publishes an llms.txt file that describes what it contains. Answer engines and AI assistants can read the same content that people read, without guessing at the layout.

Privacy by default

The site sets no cookies and has no forms. Analytics are cookieless and reported only as aggregate figures. Our privacy page explains the details in plain language.

What is next

We will use the newsroom for launches, updates and announcements from across the company. Press enquiries go to press@duploflow.com.