In a country short of hands, service can’t afford to slip. Conversation (Tarara) and documents (Travelz Pro) — the two jobs that keep the front line moving, handed to AI. A bilingual, vertical AI SaaS, built for Japan.
Every product is designed bilingual — Japanese and English. In an era of 42.68 million inbound visitors, the language barrier isn’t a feature we bolt on later; it’s the first assumption. UI, AI responses, documents, even legal pages: two languages, both native.
A general AI tool starts with a question: how do I use this? We’re different. Itinerary-building, phone reception — we take on the job itself. From the day it goes live, the front line has hands to spare.
Conversation and documents — we replace the two great front-line jobs with AI, then layer more products onto the same customer. Like different words falling into rhyme, separate products move to a single rhythm. That’s Rhymers.
Demand climbs, the workforce shrinks. Only one thing can close that gap: software. Rhymers puts a purpose-built AI on each of two front lines — travel arrangement, and the phone at the shop.
For inbound travel agencies and DMCs. Throw in Excel, PDF, Word or a URL, and AI builds an itinerary — maps, photos, JP/EN captions — in minutes. Quotes, invoices (Japan’s qualified-invoice system) and deal tracking, too: the whole back office, end to end.
AI phone reception for restaurants, inns and shops. Around the clock, AI answers in a natural voice, writes bookings straight to Google Calendar, and records, summarizes and notifies on every call. Underneath sits a conversation platform with a public API and SDK — partners build their own products on top.
A frozen /platform/v1 API plus a TypeScript SDK. Partners build their own branded reception AI — no domestic rival offers a comparable open foundation.
Quality checks, audits and improvement, done scientifically. OpenAI, ElevenLabs and others swap in via adapters — a provider-agnostic design.
Concierge, outbound, reminders — engine and API unchanged, apps stacked on top to grow revenue per customer.
A working integration built entirely on Tarara’s public SDK already exists. Phone booking → deal & itinerary is technically proven.
Tarara answers the agency’s phone; those bookings and inquiries flow into Travelz Pro’s deal pipeline. One customer, two products.
Bilingual AI, Stripe billing and credit design, and a hard-won playbook for selling to Japan’s small service businesses — all shared across both.
Like different words falling into rhyme,
separate products move to a single rhythm.
Travelz Pro: grow customers, strengthen the AI assistant. Tarara: private beta in dining & lodging.
Self-serve onboarding + automated billing. Integrations with booking ecosystems (Tabelog, Hot Pepper, etc.).
Sell "phone × itinerary" as a bundle to agencies. White-label for resellers and vertical SaaS.
Add apps on one engine — an operating system for the Japanese service industry’s front line.