Free tools and pilot planning
The free tools are real starting points. When you want a person to coordinate, build, or support something, the scope and price are confirmed before work begins.
Useful without a purchase
These tools create trust and help people decide what to do next. They do not require a subscription or card.
Check a suspicious message or screenshot for red flags and safer next steps.
Always free →
Turn a practical Hawaiʻi need into clear questions, urgency, and a next step.
Always free →
Identify calls, scheduling, and follow-up that may be worth simplifying.
Always free →
One-minute guide
See how one business process moves from a free first look to a written scope and quote. The prices below are draft examples until an offer is confirmed.
Compare the pilot offersFrom first look to written quote
Paid pilot services
The $199 Family Coordination pilot is separate from the free tools and depends on acceptance and capacity. Business amounts below are draft planning examples pending owner review, not approved offers. A written scope and quote come before any business work. Third-party software, provider labor, materials, and other outside costs are separate.
Families · Limited Hawaiʻi pilot
For off-island or busy ʻohana who want one local point person for a practical, non-medical need.
Availability-based. Provider work and purchases are separate. Not medical care, emergency response, or a guarantee of a match.
Businesses · Hawaiʻi pilot
Turn one repetitive business process into a working, documented automation.
Price and package are drafts pending owner review. Availability, scope, and payment terms must be confirmed before work begins.
Businesses · After setup
Keep an implemented workflow monitored, maintained, and improving without hiring an operations employee.
Package and price are drafts pending owner review. Any support term and outside software costs will be confirmed in writing.
Submit a request and a person will confirm availability, scope, timing, and payment terms. No card or charge is created on this page.
Later, after the pilot
Once provider supply, customer support, and payments are operational, Alohamation can test a transparent 8%–12% service fee on completed bookings. Providers should approve their price, customers should see every fee before confirming, and Alohamation should not hold funds manually.
Community sponsorship
Banks, insurers, healthcare organizations, and local employers may eventually sponsor free safety resources. Wait until Alohamation can report real usage and outcomes; sell evidence, not a vague logo placement.
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