DNAfinity Ecosystem Partner Program

Sixteen AI applications need domain leaders who can turn products into accountable businesses

DNAfinity has built the shared technology and product foundation. We now need partners who understand an industry, reach customers, implement systems, or operate support so each application can grow without depending on one founder.

Code-truth snapshot, July 16, 2026: 16 active applications, 3,991 commits, and 42.6x portfolio development leverage from the internal FTE model. These figures measure build efficiency, not customers or revenue.

DNAfinity ecosystem roadmap showing 16 AI applications, AppForge, and Human DNA
One shared core, multiple vertical businesses, and accountable partner owners
The short answer

What is the DNAfinity Partner Program?

The DNAfinity Partner Program is a business collaboration model for domain experts, technology companies, sales teams, and service operators who want to build a market, serve customers, or extend services around one of 16 AI applications, supported by AppForge shared infrastructure, DNAfinity ID, consent architecture, and L3 technical support.

Partner Model

Choose the role that fits what you do best

No partner needs to own every function. Each pilot starts with an accountable owner, KPI, and escalation path.

01

Domain Partner

Bring industry expertise to shape workflows, pricing, compliance, and customer success for an application or vertical.

Best fitOperators, associations, consultants, and specialists
02

Channel Partner

Build pipeline, run demos and proposals, and close business in a market you already reach.

Best fitSystem integrators, resellers, agencies, and business advisors
03

Implementation Partner

Configure, migrate, integrate, and deliver against acceptance criteria and deployment playbooks.

Best fitSoftware houses, SI, cloud, and data teams
04

Support Partner

Own L1 support, onboarding, training, and basic troubleshooting with evidence-based L2/L3 escalation.

Best fitManaged services, trainers, and local support teams
05

Strategic Partner

Co-create distribution, research, data, infrastructure, or ecosystem agreements that span applications.

Best fitEnterprises, universities, associations, and platform providers
06

Referral Partner

Introduce qualified customers or opportunities to the team that owns an application, without taking on implementation or support. The lightest entry point before deeper roles.

Best fitConsultants, connectors, associations, and industry insiders
Partner Opportunity Map

Which applications need which partners?

Readiness reflects current portfolio governance. It is not a promise that every integration is production-ready.

ApplicationFocusPartners neededStatus
MU-AI CoreLife IntelligenceCoach, wellness, strategic distributionShowcasePropose a partnership
FinDNAFinancial IntelligenceFinancial educator, regulated integration, channelShowcasePropose a partnership
CareDNAPreventive healthClinic, wellness center, health researchShowcasePropose a partnership
DataDNADecision IntelligenceData consultancy, BI implementation, enterprise pilotShowcasePropose a partnership
EmotiQEmotional IntelligenceWellbeing expert, contact center, researchShowcasePropose a partnership
TradeDNAInvestment simulationLicensed market expert, education, data providerSimulationPropose a partnership
InfluDNACreator operationsAgency, creator network, channelShowcasePropose a partnership
MU-AI GameSelf-insight gamingGame studio, youth community, distributionShowcasePropose a partnership
MUAI-VerseProtocol and rewardsCommunity, Web3 integration, strategic partnerShowcasePropose a partnership
PetDNAPet lifeVet clinic, pet service, communityShowcasePropose a partnership
PlantDNAPlant careNursery, agriculture, Thai herbal expertShowcasePropose a partnership
OperDNAAI operationsManaged service, automation, SME pilotShowcasePropose a partnership
Operating Boundary

The founder protects the core; partners own market success

DNAfinity / L3

  • Vision, architecture, and shared standards
  • Critical incidents and major design decisions
  • AppForge shared core, identity, and consent
  • Security guardrails and release governance

Product / L2

  • Product roadmap and acceptance criteria
  • Defects, advanced configuration, and integration
  • Documentation and implementation playbook
  • Pilot measurement and conversion plan

Partner / L1

  • Customer discovery and domain requirements
  • Onboarding, setup, training, and support
  • Sales pipeline and account relationships
  • Outcome evidence and market feedback
Start Small, Prove Fast

How a partnership starts

  1. 1

    Fit call

    A 30-minute conversation to match expertise, market, and application before discussing a long-term agreement.

  2. 2

    Opportunity brief

    Define the target customer, problem, scope, roles, KPI, and data boundaries.

  3. 3

    Controlled pilot

    Test with a limited customer or use case, clear acceptance criteria, a support owner, and a paid conversion path.

  4. 4

    Review and scale

    Use outcomes, support cost, and partner performance to decide whether to expand commercial scope.

Selection Criteria & Governance

Published selection criteria and rules

DNAfinity selects partners against six criteria, and applicants should meet at least four, following the ecosystem's Partner Constitution. Criteria and agreement scope are published up front so every side can self-assess before the first call.

Four of six criteria

  • Real access to customers or a market
  • Time and an accountable owner
  • Domain expertise in the industry
  • A clear revenue motivation
  • A team or capacity for support
  • Measurable commitment

No Partner, No Launch

DNAfinity does not open commercial sales for a vertical without an accountable Partner Owner. This prevents selling without anyone to take care of customers — and it is why several applications remain in Showcase even though the product is ready to demonstrate.

What the Partner Agreement covers

A signed agreement specifies role, territory, target, revenue share, support responsibility, data responsibility, IP, confidentiality, exit terms, and non-compete where appropriate. Every term is negotiated on pilot evidence, not vague promises.

Partner FAQ

Questions before we start

What kinds of partners is DNAfinity looking for?

We prioritize people and organizations with real customers or networks, industry understanding, an accountable operator, and willingness to measure a pilot. You do not need to cover every function.

Does every partner need to write software?

No. Domain, channel, and support partners may focus on market and customers. Implementation partners should have technical capacity for configuration, migration, and integration.

Do partners receive automatic exclusivity or revenue share?

No. Revenue structure, market scope, term, and exclusivity must be based on an opportunity brief, pilot evidence, and a separately signed agreement.

Which applications are ready to sell?

SmeDNA and AppForge are the current commercial focus. WorkDNA is commercial-ready and seeking a Partner Owner. BloomDNA follows a controlled pilot path. Other applications remain Showcase until partner ownership, support, pricing, and SLA readiness are established.

How is support divided?

Users begin with L0 self-service. Partners handle L1 use, setup, and training; product owners handle L2 defects and integrations; the founder handles only L3 critical incidents and architecture.

Is customer data automatically shared across applications?

No. Any data connection must follow identity, consent, purpose, and audit controls. Joining the Partner Program does not grant access to user data.

What are DNAfinity's partner selection criteria?

We assess six criteria: customer access, time, domain expertise, revenue motivation, support capacity, and measurable commitment. Applicants should meet at least four, and every partnership starts with a controlled pilot.

Partner Fit Form

Tell us which application and market you can own

Specific, concise information helps us assess fit faster than a long pitch deck. Submitting opens your email app with a structured draft; nothing is sent until you choose to send it.