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Technology in service of people

Technology should work for us.

We believe technology should support the work and leave room for people.

Let one thing lead to the next.

  1. A conversation
  2. A decision
  3. What comes next

What we are building

Let technology do its part.

Our vision: connect context and work so people don't have to carry everything between tools.

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01The idea

The belief

Work moves forward. People keep their time.

We want conversations, tasks, bookings, accounts and decisions to carry on naturally, so people can keep their attention for thoughtful decisions, creating and caring for their work.

Complexity stays behind the scenes

People should not have to carry the fragmentation of the system or act as the bridge between one tool and another.

Work can keep moving

Knowledge, decisions and work stay somewhere they can keep moving forward with clarity.

Intelligence comes afterwards

First we build data, rules, permissions and memory. Then we make the system able to understand, coordinate and act.

02Where it begins

Where we start

Every business has its own rhythm.

A restaurant follows the pace of service; a place to stay, the rhythm of each visit. That is where Gastro and Travel begin: two ways to support the people who make hospitality work.

In a restaurant

The menu changes with the hour and the pace of service.

In a place to stay

Availability depends on dates, seasons and bookings.

One intention, two rhythms

The same idea takes shape in different kinds of work.

HospitalityRestaurants · GastroPlaces to stay · Travel
03What you can use today

The products

Gastro and Travel, ready to explore.

Both are sold by subscription, with a 7-day trial and a public instance you can open right now. What is built and what isn't yet is labelled.

Restaurants, cafés and bars

TimeLiber Gastro

The menu and the floor operation in one system: what is shown, at what hour, under which brand, and who is allowed to touch it.

FromCOP $49,000/month$29,000/month on the annual plan7-day trial
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See features and what is in progress

Available today

  • QR digital menu, carrying the venue's own brand
  • Dayparting: the menu changes with the time of day
  • AI-assisted menu import
  • Self-service sign-up, no installation
  • Staff with roles, schedules and access control
  • Multilingual menu, translated and editable
  • Multi-venue: several venues from one panel

In progress

  • Point of sale and live floor map — in closed pilot

Hotels, glampings and lodges

TimeLiber Travel

The booking engine and the public storefront of the property, with availability actually computed instead of held together by hand.

FromCOP $120,000/month$1,200,000 per year7-day trial
See live demoSee product and plans
See features and what is in progress

Available today

  • Own public storefront with direct booking
  • Availability, rates and seasons by date
  • Experiences alongside rooms
  • Isolation between properties using PostgreSQL Row Level Security
  • Subscriptions and per-plan access control

In progress

  • Payment gateway checkout — integrated, pending production activation
  • Operations calendar: move bookings, change rooms, check-in
04More paths taking shape

Alongside them

Work happens beyond operations, too.

Alongside Gastro and Travel, products for furniture retailers, events and personal finances are already operating. In parallel, we're validating ways to support conversations and projects; those lines aren't open as services yet.

  1. 01

    Voxpath

    Technical exploration

    We're testing ways to preserve the context of a conversation and surface possible next steps for a person to review.

  2. 02

    Proyectos

    Staging · no real teams yet

    The first version of a shared project space is in staging. It is being prepared for people and assistants to work together within clear limits.

Other products in production

  • Muebles

    Digital storefronts for furniture retailers.

    In production

  • Events

    Registration and ticketing.

    In production

  • FinTrack

    Personal finances.

    In production

Where we are heading

Let all of this make more room for people.

ConversationsDecisionsWorkTime for people
05What is live, what comes next, and what is still a vision

Product status

What exists, what is being built, and where it is going.

We publish this distinction because the alternative — describing everything in the present tense — makes it impossible to tell what you can actually use today. No dates: something moves to the left-hand column when it is deployed and anyone can use it, not when it works on a laptop.

Live

Working products deployed today

  • Gastro Carta — digital menus published and in use
  • Travel Presencia — public storefront and direct-booking demo available
  • Operis — first complete learning path

Building

Written and tested, not open to everyone yet

  • Gastro point of sale and live floor, in closed pilot
  • Payment gateway checkout in Travel
  • Booking operations calendar in Travel

Vision

Where the product is headed. Does not exist yet

  • A unified hospitality operating layer connecting customer conversations, reservations, orders, payments and operational systems
  • Order & Pay: guests order and pay from the table
  • Central reservation system connected to external channels
  • Multilingual conversational concierge, 24/7
06A different way to learn

We also build

Operis

Applied learning

Applied-learning software, not a video course. Each lesson is an interactive story where you decide, you practise, and you finish with a diagnosis of your own real process.

In pre-validation

Enter Operis
  • Lessons as interactive stories, on a purpose-built engine
  • Decisions that change how the story unfolds
  • Guided practice on every concept
  • “My case”: six pieces built on a process of your own
  • Closing with an applied diagnosis sheet
  • Progression through progressive unlocking
07The principle that stays

The principle

Coordination should never take authority away from people.

As more parts of work connect, one thing must stay clear: what the system can do, within which limits, and how a person can step in.

01

People still decide

Sensitive decisions retain visible human authority and a clear way to be corrected.

02

Limits are explicit

Actions must respect the rules and permissions defined for each kind of work.

03

There is always room to step in

Technology supports the work; it doesn't turn people into machine supervisors.

08Where to go next

Would you rather ask before trying?

The products can be opened and tried without talking to anyone. If you'd still like a specific question answered first, write to us.

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