User:Dunbychecks

This user has publicly declared that they have a conflict of interest regarding the Wikipedia article Nina.care.

Welcome to my corner of the Wikipedia community. I am a tech enthusiast and professional from the Netherlands, where I live with my wife and our two sons. My background is rooted in engineering and software development, a perspective I bring to my editing by focusing on systematic logic, technical accuracy, and the intersection of technology and human services.

Currently, my household is undergoing a major transition as both of my sons head off to university. This new chapter has given me a bit more time to return to my long-standing interest in the "care economy"—specifically how digital infrastructure is modernizing the way we care for our children and our elderly.

My journey with Nina.care is a unique one that blends my professional life as an early investor with a deeply personal "origin story." I have known the founders, Jasmijn and Lyla Kok, since they were 16 years old. Back then, they weren't building a tech empire; they were the local babysitters I trusted to look after my own twins.

Watching them evolve from those early days into engineers who have codified "trust" into a data-driven platform has been fascinating. I believe their story is a significant part of the Dutch tech ecosystem, and I aim to help document it accurately here.

When I'm not coding or researching the care market, you can usually find me outdoors.

• Football (Soccer): A lifelong fan. There is nothing like the strategy and energy of a good match.
• Motorcycles: I am a passionate rider. For me, there is no better way to clear the head than a long ride through the Dutch countryside or across European borders. The mechanics and the freedom of riding have always appealed to my engineering brain.

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In accordance with WP:COI, I am officially disclosing my connection to Nina.care:

• Personal Connection: I have a personal friendship with the founders dating back to 2009. I also joined their very first crowdfunding with €10k in 2018, which they have repaid me 2 years later.

I am committed to Wikipedia’s Neutral Point of View. To maintain the integrity of the encyclopedia, I will:

1. Primarily use the Articles for Creation process for new content.
2. Suggest major changes on Talk Pages rather than editing the article directly.
3. Always provide high-quality, independent citations for my contributions.

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• Improving the documentation of the "Sandwich Generation" and their care needs.
• Highlighting Dutch tech innovations and startups.
• Monitoring the evolution of marketplace matching algorithms.

"In engineering, we trust the math; in care, we trust the people. In Wikipedia, we trust the sources."