Software and automation for businesses

Make your work go further.

We build systems and automations to organize inquiries, bookings, and information that now live in separate places. We first understand how you work and agree on what to solve.

Tent and furniture from Juan de la Torre Eventos set up in a garden.

Juan de la Torre Eventos · a family business in Guadalajara

A REAL BUSINESS · JUAN DE LA TORRE EVENTS

From scattered details to a clear inquiry.

Try how a simple choice prepares useful information for a conversation.

01 / WHAT THE CUSTOMER CHOOSES

Guests

02 / WHAT THE BUSINESS RECEIVES

Inquiry prepared

3 selections · 100 guests

Example message prepared for WhatsApp

Hi, I'd like a quote for a 100-guest event: tent, tables, and chairs.

Interactive example; it does not send a request.

This lets the customer share what they need and for how many people. A quote also needs a date and location. Static example. Interactive selection requires JavaScript.

See the real website

Projects you can explore

Three businesses. Three ways to solve.

Each case shows the need, the solution, and what you can verify today.

Home · Juan de la Torre Eventos
01 / Events · CatalogLive website

Juan de la Torre Eventos

The need
A quote needs the chosen items, date, area, and guest count.
What we made
We organized the catalog and a form that prepares the WhatsApp inquiry.
Visible today
Visitors can choose furniture and review the message before sending it.
Explore the real website
Home · Thunder Gym
02 / FitnessLive website

Thunder Gym

The need
Before visiting, people need to see the space, opening hours, and membership options.
What we made
We built a public tour with photos, hours, options, and common questions.
Visible today
The site and membership comparison are available to explore.
Explore the real website

This showcase covers the public website. Gym operations require private access.

Explore gym operations with Kontrol Pantheon
Tablet menu · Cinco Actos · Lucrezia
03 / DiningPrototype in validation

Cinco Actos · Lucrezia

The need
The menu needed to work in Spanish and English on a tablet, even offline.
What we made
We designed a five-section Android menu prototype.
Visible today
The prototype has been tested; its content and restaurant use are still under review.
Prototype preview; this is not a public release yet.

In your day to day

Some work deserves a smoother path.

Not every business needs a new app. Sometimes existing tools need to connect; sometimes the right answer is a product built for you.

  1. Organize how work comes in

    An inquiry arrives, but key details are missing. A catalog and form can prepare the information staff need and provide a place to follow up.

  2. Build the tool you're missing

    To understand the day, someone has to ask in several places. We can connect systems and bring useful information together for work and decisions.

  3. Automate what you do by hand

    The team repeats tasks that follow the same steps. We look at what can be automated, where AI helps, and what should stay with a person.

OUR FLAGSHIP PRODUCT

Kontrol PantheonA JDDTek product

You inspire. We organize.

Classes, registrations and sales, in one place. Explore Kontrol’s features and how we can adapt them to your studio or workshop.

Let's talk about your studio
EVERY STUDIO01 / 03

has its own
rhythm.

07:00
PilatesYour class.
11:00
CeramicsYour workshop.
17:30
DanceYour people.

Room for what you do.

ILLUSTRATIVE DAYClasses in development
  • Customers and memberships
  • Sales and inventory
  • Access and classes

Thunder Gym has a working V1 pilot. The modular version is still in development; we agree on the scope for your business before starting.

THE FULL PRODUCT PAGEGet to know Kontrol PantheonTry the feature walkthrough and explore the pilot scope.
Tent and furniture from Juan de la Torre Eventos set up in a garden.

Rooted in culture. Looking ahead.

From Jalisco

It started with a question close to home.

My dad needed customers to choose furniture and share the basics of their event before writing to him. That everyday problem became our first project. From Jalisco, we aim to bring useful tools to businesses in different sectors across Mexico.

That experience still guides how we work: listen to the people using the tools and agree on a concrete scope before building.

Juan de Dios de la TorreJDDTek founder · Guadalajara

How we work

From a conversation to something that works.

  1. 1

    Understand daily work

    We look at a real process and the people involved, then agree on a priority.

  2. 2

    Propose something concrete

    We define scope, terms, and how to check its usefulness before building.

  3. 3

    Test it with you

    We review representative situations and agree on adjustments.

  4. 4

    Put it to work

    We agree on delivery, how to use it, and each person's next step.

Let's start a conversation

Tell me what you would like to make easier.

Bring an idea, a notebook full of unfinished tasks, or just a question. Let's understand it together.

Juan de Dios will reply personally. We first discuss your needs and agree on what to review before defining a solution.

Optional: tell us in a sentence.

You can review the message before sending it.

Not sure where to start?Five questions to find what slows down your work.

Your answers stay in this browser.

Question 1 of 5

How often do you need to look for information about the same job in several places?