Kai is the operating system for groups that share an aircraft, a boat, a car, or anything else expensive.
Booking, money, maintenance and conversations in one place everyone can trust — instead of WhatsApp threads, glove-box receipts, and the treasurer chasing four people for €40.
Everything in Kai is organised around a group — a flying club, a boat partnership, a family with a shared cabin, three friends and one car. The product follows how groups actually behave.
What changes when a group moves from improvised admin to a real system.
A WhatsApp thread nobody can scroll back through. A spreadsheet one person updates and everyone else trusts. Receipts that live in a glove box until they don't. A treasurer who's owed money by people they don't want to chase. Maintenance reminders that live in someone's head until something breaks.
A real shared calendar that refuses double bookings. Receipts that upload from a phone and split themselves by the rules you set. Live balances every member can see. Stripe payments that mark themselves paid. Maintenance that reminds itself, before things slip.
Stops the WhatsApp thread where "is the plane free Saturday?" goes to die.
Live balances, automated splits, and online payments that settle themselves.
Real numbers feeding real costs — not estimates, not guesses.
Scheduled service, hour-based intervals, squawks captured the moment they happen.
Roles, decisions, audit trails — the parts that make a co-ownership feel fair.
Asset-related messages live next to the calendar and costs — not in a chat app nobody searches.
Natural-language queries across bookings, expenses, maintenance and members — plus a real API for what you want to build yourself.
Kai adapts to how your group actually operates — not the other way around.
Yacht co-ownerships, holiday homes, training simulators, shared equipment.