Quana

Four things we built.

An assistant that answers from your own documents, an operating system for a hotel, a website platform for teams that run more than one, and a QR tag that brings a lost pet home. Built in Haldwani, Uttarakhand.

01 · Kavesta

Kavesta

Build assistants that read your content, then answer from it.

Node types

12

Retrieval stages

10

To embed

2 lines

The problem

The question arrives close to midnight.

Someone is ready to buy. Nobody is awake to answer. The message sits for nine hours, and by morning they have booked with whoever answered first.

The bots list in a workspace: six assistants, each with its own path, flow mode and channel.
The workspaceEach one a separate assistant, with its own flows and conversations.
The conversations view: three live chats, one open showing a customer asking how to reset their password and the bot answering, with a Take Over Conversation control in the header.
Live chatsThe bot is handling this one. Take over, and it hands you the whole conversation.
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02 · Inavo

Inavo

The hotel’s operating system, entered by scanning a QR code.

Layers

3

Apps to install

None

Entry

One scan

The problem

Nobody downloads an app for a two-night stay.

So the guest calls the front desk, and the line is busy. Staff take the request on a walkie-talkie, a paper slip or WhatsApp, and it is lost at the shift handover. Management finds out how the day went the following morning, from whoever remembers.

Inavo guest portal on a phone, showing the room context and the list of requestable services
GuestScan, and the room already knows which room it is.
Inavo staff operations queue showing several requests in waiting and in-progress states
OperationsThe queue is the shift handover.
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03 · QCMS

QCMS

Build the website visually. Keep the content structured.

Levels

5

Viewports

3

Deploys to change a price

None

The problem

A price change should not need a deploy.

Marketing waits days for a developer to swap an image or ship a landing page. Meanwhile every page drifts a little further off-brand, agencies juggle a login per client, and the whole team shares one admin password because the alternative is worse.

The studio · awaiting capture

The QCMS visual page studio mid-edit, with a section selected and its style controls open

The fleet · awaiting capture

The QCMS multi-website dashboard showing several site cards in one workspace

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04 · Furmalities

Furmalities

A QR tag on a collar, and a way home.

The finder needs

No app

And no

Login

It hangs off

One tag

The problem

The person who finds your dog is a stranger with a phone.

They will not download an app. They will not create an account. They have a few minutes of goodwill and a camera, and whatever happens in those minutes decides whether the animal gets home.

The moment · awaiting capture

The Furmalities public scan page as a finder sees it, with the pet’s photo, description and a way to contact the owner

The tag · awaiting capture

The owner’s pet profile, showing the QR code that goes on the tag.

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