Yozu is an AI Operating System for Enterprise Travel.
Source-available notice: This repository is not open source. Non-commercial internal evaluation use only. Commercial use or production deployment requires written permission from Yozu.
This repository currently contains the public 4-page launch MVP for Yozu:
- public landing
- trip intake
- demoable coordination flow
- contact / human follow-up
It does not represent a full OTA, merchant-of-record product, open travel operating system, or completed booking/payment platform.
The live MVP is designed to help a traveler move from intent to a decision-ready next step:
intent -> decision-ready options -> source/disclosure -> approval -> preflight
Current routes:
/— public landing/intake— trip intake and request handoff/demo— demoable coordination flow using mock/sandbox data/contact— human follow-up path
Yozu follows these current launch boundaries:
- approval-gated coordination only
- source/disclosure shown before next-step coordination
- preflight re-check before checkout coordination
- mock/sandbox demo states for current product flow
- no automatic booking
- no payment capture
- no merchant-of-record claim
- no booked / paid / ticketed completion state on the public site
The current intake flow is designed to collect trip intent and route it to a human follow-up path.
Users can submit:
- destination and dates
- budget range
- travelers
- trip stakes and constraints
- contact details for follow-up
Current intake/privacy boundary:
- submitted details are used only to respond to that trip request
- users should not submit passport, payment, or other sensitive identity data
This repository is the public launch surface for the current Yozu MVP.
It is suitable for:
- landing page iteration
- trip intake UX
- demo flow presentation
- submission/demo-day/public MVP deployment
It is not yet the repository for:
- supplier integrations
- real booking/payment execution
- SDKs or open infrastructure platform components
- enterprise or hotel production systems
Those future directions should be documented separately until they become part of the actual shipped product.
Current stack:
- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
- Vercel
- Node.js 20+
- npm
npm installnpm run devOpen:
http://localhost:3000
npm run build
npm run startyozu-web/
├── app/
│ ├── contact/
│ ├── demo/
│ ├── intake/
│ └── lib/
├── docs/
├── public/
├── README.md
├── next.config.mjs
├── package.json
└── tsconfig.json
Current public contact path:
contact@yozu.me
This repository is source-available under the terms in LICENSE.
- non-commercial internal evaluation use only
- commercial use requires written permission from Yozu
- third-party dependencies remain subject to their own licenses
If the public repo remains public, the README should continue to describe only currently shipped scope and clearly separate future roadmap from implemented capability.