Find what matters
Compare documents and bring missing requirements, contradictions and open questions into view.
Explore an example
✳ JAPAN-BORN. INDUSTRY-FOCUSED.
Critical industries.
Clearer decisions.
JDB is developing AI for the industries that power, protect and connect our world. From mining and nuclear energy to pharmaceuticals, banking and digital assets.
01 / YOUR WORK, WITH MORE CLARITYHuman expertise. AI assistance.
Less searching.
More understanding.
A technical specification. A supplier proposal. A complex transaction. We’re building AI that connects scattered information, highlights what needs attention and helps your team decide what comes next.
Bridge the language gap
Designed for technical knowledge across Japanese, English and Russian, with the original context close at hand.
How it worksKeep people in control
Review the source behind a finding. Apply your expertise. Approve the work before it moves forward.
See the workflow02 / MEET JDB ENGINEERIn development
Your documents.
A clearer picture.
Our first product focus: compare specifications, understand tenders and prepare project briefs. Explore three sample tasks, then open the source excerpts behind each finding.
JDBEngineerInteractive product example
YOUR QUESTION
Does this supplier meet our specification?
Customer specificationSupplier proposal
Example documents →
One requirement needs clarification.
The proposed operating temperature is 20°C below the customer’s minimum requirement. Ask the supplier to confirm a compliant configuration.
Read the source evidence 2 excerpts
Customer specification · §4.2“The assembly shall support continuous operation at a temperature of at least 120°C.”
Supplier proposal · p.18“Maximum continuous operating temperature: 100°C.”
A deviation list with the requirement, supplier response and source references.
Illustrative examples with prepared sample documents and answers, not a live AI analysis. JDB Engineer is in development.
Evidence you can inspect
Findings you can review
Work you can act on
03 / SIX FIELDS. ONE AMBITION.Specialist knowledge. Practical applications.
Built around
what matters.
Our development agenda spans six connected fields. We start with document intelligence and build toward workflows shaped by each industry’s knowledge, constraints and responsibilities.
CONCEPT IMAGE / AI-CREATEDNUCLEAR ENERGYComplex systems.
Complex systems.
Traceable knowledge.
AI development for engineering specifications, procurement records and project documentation, with source evidence and expert review at the center.
Discuss an energy use case
MINING / INDUSTRY PERSPECTIVEMINING & MINERALSFrom resources
From resources
to informed decisions.
AI development for geological records, equipment tenders, technical proposals and operational knowledge across the mineral resources value chain.
Discuss a mining use casePHARMACEUTICALS
Knowledge that connects.
Research document intelligence, quality records and supplier documentation, designed to help specialists find and review relevant evidence.
Explore a use caseRARE METALS & URANIUM TRADE
A clearer view of complex trade.
Market research, counterparty information and contract and shipment documentation for specialist trading workflows.
Explore a use caseBANKING
Intelligence for financial teams.
AI development for financial document review, internal knowledge and operational workflows, with human oversight and traceable sources.
Explore a use caseDIGITAL CURRENCIES & CUSTODY
A foundation for digital assets.
A planned AI direction for digital currency operations, custody records and reconciliation within an appropriately licensed crypto-depository framework.
Custody services are not offered through this website.04 / FROM KNOWLEDGE TO ACTION
Understand.
Then move forward.
A clear path from your documents to useful work. Explore each step to see where AI helps and where your team stays in control.
EXPLORE THE WORKFLOWDESIGN CONCEPT
01Specification
02Supplier offer
03Standards
Extract & structureJDB ENGINEER
Requirements
Evidence
Source references
Give documents a shared context.
Specifications, supplier offers and standards become a structured set of requirements, with links to the original pages.
SEE THE BIG PICTUREThe details matter.
The details matter.
So does the overview.
Structured findings can help teams understand how individual exceptions relate to the full specification.
The whole specification.
The exceptions that matter.
173 aligned14 deviations
Example data to explain the proposed workflow. Engineering conclusions require human review.
JDB Enterprise
A planned intelligence layer for company knowledge and repeatable workflows.
JDB Global
A planned multilingual intelligence offering, building on JDB’s regional focus to help teams research markets and prepare cross-border projects.
Japan
Central AsiaMiddle EastAfrica
05 / A JAPANESE PERSPECTIVETechnology with
Technology with
real-world roots.
JDB AI is the next chapter of Japan Digital Bank’s work at the intersection of mineral resources, digital technology and international business.
Founder Nabi Mamazhan is a mining engineer with a background in international business integration and global projects. That industry perspective shapes the problems we choose to solve with AI.
FOUNDER & CEONabi Mamazhan
BASED INTokyo, Japan
WHAT WE CARRY FORWARD
Industrial roots.
A practical AI future.
Start with people
Choose a real problem. Understand how the team works. Define what a useful result looks like.
Make evidence visible
Keep findings connected to source documents so people can check, question and improve the work.
Build responsibly
Keep human judgment central, and consider the resources and long-term impact of each project.
YOUR FIRST PILOTOne real process.
01 / THE CHALLENGE 02 / THE SCOPE 03 / THE RESULT Send a pilot brief Opens an email brief. Contact the founder directly at info@japandigitalbank.jp.
One real process.
A useful first step.
Start with a task your team knows well.
We’ll explore what AI could improve and how to measure it.
Tell us what takes time.
Describe your workflow, document types, languages and desired outcome. An overview is enough to begin.
Define a focused pilot.
Agree on inputs, data handling, evaluation criteria, timing and cost before starting. Use redacted or sample documents where appropriate.
Review the evidence.
For specification comparison, define a source-linked deviation list and supplier questions as outputs. Review the findings and decide whether to proceed.