I-Dash Ltd.

The project submission suffers from critical credibility issues due to conflicting identity data. The URL provided (i-dash.co.uk) belongs to an established UK IT managed service provider, while the project description matches a separate Kazakhstani women's health startup (idash.kz). Furthermore, the traction claims ('most people have used my product') are demonstrably false, and revenue metrics are unintelligible ('marketcap' used for revenue). While the underlying concept of a FemTech platform for Central Asia has real-world utility, the submission's severe quality defects and lack of verifiable traction result in a minimal score.