Aspectora is in development. Ask about early access · Aspectobots is in alpha at bots.aspectora.site
Platform In development

How Aspectora works

A shared core, a website and back office for each business, and modules on top. This page describes the design we're building toward. Parts of it are being built now, and details may change before release.

The core

What every module shares, run by Sym Services.

  • Accounts and roles: one sign-in, with roles that decide what each person can see and do
  • Module registry: which modules each business has switched on
  • Audit log: who changed what and when, including every AI suggestion and decision
  • Health: whether each business's site and modules are up, without reading their private data

One package per business

Each business on Aspectora gets its own pair of apps that connect to the core.

  • Website: the public site, built with the site framework
  • Back office: the day-to-day tools for that business, from its packs and modules
  • Separation: one business can't see another's data, even though they share the core

Packs for different kinds of places

The sites and operations module comes with packs. Each adds back-office tools and website blocks for one kind of business. These are planned; which come first depends on early users.

Food and drink

Menus, opening hours and ordering links on the site; menu and order handling in the back office.

Hotels

Room pages and availability on the site; property tasks in the back office.

Security firms

Services and coverage areas on the site; post and shift tools in the back office. No live camera feeds.

Retail and home services

Storefront and service pages, booking requests and job tracking.

Commercial and industrial

Several sites under one owner, with a view across all of them.

Service firms

Clients, projects and delivery for agencies and studios.

AI under human control

AI in Aspectora drafts, sorts and suggests. Anything that publishes, changes data, spends money or contacts people waits for a person to approve it.

  • Each AI tool can reach only what its role allows, for one business
  • Approval queues for anything with consequences
  • Text from pages, files and messages is treated as data, never as instructions

Security from the start

The same rules we apply to our own sites today.

  • HTTPS only, strict security headers and a content security policy
  • Permissions checked on the server for every request
  • Secrets kept out of code and web folders
  • Every change tested on a staging copy first
Read our security policy

See the modules

What each module does and how far along it is.