Products
Four products. Here's what each one does, who it's for and where it stands today.
For practices that serve Spanish-speaking clients
Diazluna Sites
Early accessYour practice's bilingual front desk.
A bilingual website, an AI receptionist named María, and WhatsApp, working together as one front desk in real Spanish, not translated.
It’s built for dentists, lawyers, doctors, accountants and other practices whose clients speak Spanish.
Sample sites it builds (demo content)
What it does
A bilingual website in minutes
Type your practice's name. Diazluna Sites finds it on Google, reads your current website and listing, and builds a Spanish and English site, written in real Spanish rather than translated.
María answers every call
An AI receptionist that answers around the clock, recognizes the caller's language and switches between Spanish and English mid-call.
Your website is her knowledge base
María answers from your own site: hours, services, providers, insurance plans. She never makes up an answer; when she doesn't know, she transfers the call or takes a message.
Books into your calendar
Connects to Google Calendar or Microsoft Outlook, checks real availability and books the appointment, even after hours.
Live transfer when it matters
When a caller asks for a person or needs something the same day, María transfers the call to your office.
Call summaries on WhatsApp
Every call summary reaches your WhatsApp in under a minute, and every page of your site has a tap-to-chat WhatsApp button.
For complex delivery organizations
Agile Momentum
By invitationThe delivery operating system for complex organizations.
Portfolio decisions happen in steering committees, knowledge lives in people’s heads, and nothing structural enforces quality across teams. Agile Momentum connects portfolio planning, institutional knowledge, craft-based workflows and governed AI in one platform, from the portfolio decision to production delivery.
It’s offered through a guided rollout: organizations start with a demo, not a self-serve sign-up.
What's in the platform
Portfolio optimization
Constraint-based planning, the same optimization science behind airline scheduling, with what-if scenarios across five planning strategies.
Blueprint templates
Versioned playbooks that capture capability structures, requirement hierarchies and estimation baselines. When someone leaves, the playbook stays.
Knowledge Hub
Every document connected to the work it governs: searchable, traceable and versioned.
Craft-based delivery
Analysis, development, testing and acceptance, each with its own workflow and enforced quality gates, on one board shared by people and AI agents.
AI team members
AI agents with roles, crafts and audit trails that work through your process, not around it, and escalate to a person when they should.
Requirements Workbench
Turns source documents into structured requirements, with confidence scoring, gap detection and source attribution.
Also included: Mission Orchestrator for coordinated, gated execution; a connector framework that lets AI agents use your APIs with guardrails; and enterprise governance with a full audit trail.
For contractors and the trades
Hechito
In testingYour paperwork. Hechito.
You talk, you snap a photo, you keep working. Hechito turns it into the job, the quote, the invoice and the follow-up while your hands stay on the tools.
It’s a crew of three coworkers for plumbers, electricians, remodelers, roofers, painters and other trades, and it works in English and Spanish. The name comes from the trades: when a job is finished clean, with nothing left hanging, you say it’s hechito.
Meet the crew
Chalán
The field right-hand
Rides along in your phone all day. Talk to him like a helper: he files every job, price and photo under the right customer and site, drafts the quote, sends the invoice with photo proof and follows up on what's unpaid.
In testing now
Lupita
The front desk
Answers your business line in English or Spanish when your hands are full, books the job with judgment and hands you a clean summary.
Arrives with launch
Godínez
The bookkeeper
Matches the bank against the jobs, keeps write-offs honest and tells you, politely, when something doesn't add up.
Arrives with launch
What makes it different
Talking is unlimited
No minute meters. Say “son $350” and the record fixes itself; anything can be corrected out loud.
Spanish is first-class
Mix English and Spanish in one sentence; quotes and invoices come out clean in either language.
It speaks as your business
The crew speaks as your company. Your customers never hear Hechito's name.
Your data stays yours
What the crew learns about your prices, your customers and the way you work stays in your account.
For government agencies, residents and the institutions that verify identity
Fortified ID
In development · Patent pendingCitizen-controlled digital identity.
Most identity checks still depend on copies of the same personal data, such as Social Security and license numbers, stored in databases everywhere.
Fortified ID takes a different approach. The credential lives only on the citizen’s device, never on a server and never on a blockchain, and nothing is shared without the citizen’s explicit approval.
How it works
Issued at the source
The agency that issues the physical ID (a driver's license, state ID, passport or birth certificate) issues the digital credential in the same act.
Held by the citizen
The credential lives only in an encrypted vault on the citizen's phone, with a backup only the citizen controls. Citizens never pay.
Shared only with consent
A bank, employer or clinic requests what it needs. The citizen approves each request with a face or fingerprint check and can share just some fields, such as proof of being over 21 without a birthdate.
Privacy by design
- No personal data on the blockchain, not even encrypted or hashed.
- No personal data kept on Fortified ID servers.
- Every disclosure needs a fresh approval: no auto-approve, no “remember this verifier.”
- Both sides get a signed receipt for every consented disclosure.
- A lost phone can be frozen from the web in one step. Recovery takes the citizen's own backup or an in-person visit.
- Built on open standards: ISO/IEC 18013-5 (mDL), IETF SD-JWT VC and OpenID for Verifiable Presentations.