Little time
There are only nights and weekends, and admin eats those hours.
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Yulen · For side projects
There is a job and an idea. Yulen starts with the core: rules and a budget. The AI works inside that plan. Prices are not published. There is a waitlist today.
What gets in the way
There are only nights and weekends, and admin eats those hours.
Registering the activity, invoicing, and complying looks like a world of its own. In Mexico: registration with the SAT and CFDI.
Paying for several tools before the first customer does not make sense.
When there is no time, work that is not written down stops.
What changes
Prices are not published. You pay for the capability you turn on and for its volume.
While you are at your job, the AI follows the plan and the budget. Anything outside is asked.
Tax and privacy can be written from day one: GDPR and, in Mexico, the LFPDPPP. Yulen is not certified.
The project's AI runs each service's AI, from invoicing to support, inside the rules. The specific integrations are not published.
Interface examples. Not a customer's data.
A day with Yulen
What you can turn on
Agreement, goals, budget, norms, and hard limits in one place.
Site, campaigns, and first customers.
Invoicing and taxes inside the limits. CFDI with the SAT when it applies.
Suggested plan
You start with the core and turn on only the capabilities you need. You pay for the capability and its volume, never per agent or per token. Prices are not published.
Join the waitlistQuestions
Yulen is meant so the project can move with little time. An advisor confirms the specific employment situation.
Prices are not published. You pay for the capabilities you turn on and for their volume, never per agent or per token. There is a waitlist today.
Yes. When it grows, the company is formed and the context that already exists stays.
The context belongs to the company and leaves in an open format.
How it works
Agreement, permissions, budget, and what is never done. Each rule is a file with a path and a version.
An action inside the rules goes ahead. Anything outside is asked of the person who has permission. You choose the AI. There is no published automatic recommendation.
The record says what was done, with which permission, and who approved it. If you change provider, the context leaves in an open format.