Two helpers for business owners.

lune

Know your business.

elio

Build what it needs.

lune

Know your business.

Years of spreadsheets, PDFs and reports, and no one place to see them. Lune reads your files where they sit. It builds tables from them and answers in plain words.

First, it learns your business. It looks you up online and asks a few questions.
Point Lune at the folder. It reads every file and shows the tables it plans to build.
Ask in plain words. Revenue, clients, cash, in your own language.
Every number shows its source. Open the file and the row it came from.

An owner asks Lune for last year's revenue. Lune answers with the number, says which reports agree, and explains a second figure.

The source tab behind the answer: the spreadsheet name, its row count, and the rows the number came from.

elio

Build what it needs.

Your team needs a job tracker, a CRM or a booking page. You describe it in a chat. Elio builds it round by round, and you try each piece as it lands.

Elio picks up what Lune knows. So it builds for your business, not a generic one.
Start from a ready-made module. A CRM, a booking page or a dashboard gets you most of the way.
Helpers build and check each other. One builds, one looks things up, one tests it on every screen.
Nothing goes live without your OK. You see where it goes, what it costs, and how to take it down.

An owner types to Elio: make a job tracker for my team. A chip shows Elio has the business facts from Lune.

Three helpers at work on the tracker: a builder adds the campaign list, a researcher has pulled about 450 jobs from Lune's tables, and a checker tests it in a browser.

Both are still in the making.

Join the list. We'll write when you can try them.