The pitch, the technology behind it, and what it actually makes possible — in writing and on video.
The infrastructure underneath Lockaly — in more depth than a 90-second pitch allows.
The platform and product ecosystem — how one canonical graph powers multiple products, Lockaly included.
How the knowledge graph decomposes any process into resource + action — and why that's what can't be copied.
A full product tour — matching, event creation, and the provider flow, screen by screen.
Any provider can list a service — the standard and the imaginative both fit the same engine.
A neighbor with a free afternoon, matched to someone who needs it, with no listing or marketing required.
Skilled hands, nearby, matched the moment a flat-pack delivery shows up at someone's door.
Your car finds its way back to you wherever you end up in the city — so you never walk back to where you parked.
A home cook shares a skill for a small group, turning a Tuesday evening into both a class and a gathering.
Someone brings a charged battery pack directly to you at a festival or a long outdoor event — no searching for an outlet.
A local parent runs two hours of supervised play during a neighborhood dinner, so the adults actually get to talk.
A provider or event creator doesn't need to know how to structure a listing. They describe what they're offering in plain language — the technology asks only what it doesn't already know, then assembles the rest.
That's ONTO's process = resource + action logic doing the work underneath — the same reason a mobile valet service and a dog-walking service can both be created through the same simple flow, no matter how different they sound.
“I want to offer parking valet that comes to wherever I am in the city.”
Only asks what's missing — service area, pricing, availability — nothing it can already infer.
Maps the idea onto the resource + action pattern, so it's matchable like any other service on the platform.
The service is discoverable and gets matched to the people who actually need it, the moment they need it.
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