Purchase
Find and compare an item or service, check the conditions, apply your budget and preferences, then prepare or complete an authorised purchase.
Examples: limited products, household purchases, equipment, gifts and renewals.
Business group · Baseline v0.3 / application v0.4Your time.
Your time.
Better spent.
Tell us what you want, what matters and what limits apply. We'll manage the supported process and make the result clear.
Q&DO takes responsibility for coordinating and executing supported processes that consume people's time. Ticketing is our first proving ground—not the definition of the business.
One shared platform. Distinct products.
Direction adopted: Q4ME first; official event releases; Australia provisionally. Q4US is for shared decisions, approvals or contributions—not simply a larger party.
Consumer proposition
Give me my time back. Prepare my request, coordinate my requirements and progress supported processes within my authority.
Provider proposition
Investigate less customer friction, better group completion and authorised delegated transactions. Fairness, operations and commercial concerns must be validated—not assumed away.
Seven logical responsibilities
Beyond tickets: the work Q&DO takes on
The same customer promise applies across everyday life and business: one clear request, the right authorised route, fewer things to chase, and an outcome you can verify.
Experiences & activities
Coordinate access to attractions, tours, classes, shows and one-off experiences. Bring dates, group needs and alternatives together.
Examples: family days out, guided tours, classes and venue experiences.
Reservations
Manage availability, waitlists, booking windows, party requirements, changes and confirmations.
Examples: restaurants, accommodation, venues, functions and group dining.
Appointments
Coordinate appointment requests, cancellation lists, preferred times, eligibility and acceptance deadlines.
Examples: service appointments, consultations, repairs and limited-capacity sessions.
Travel
Bring connected travel tasks into one request: options, travellers, constraints, booking steps and itinerary changes.
Examples: flights, stays, transfers, car hire and multi-person trips.
Access & limited releases
Track legitimate eligibility, application windows, allocation rules, required actions and evidence.
Examples: member access, public releases, registrations and scarce allocations.
Q4US coordination
Collect participant choices, approvals and contributions against one shared outcome, with a clear organiser and decision record.
Examples: family plans, group travel, shared bookings and team activities.
Business services
Coordinate repeatable purchasing and service workflows with defined authority, supplier rules, approvals and reconciliation.
Examples: procurement requests, supplier bookings, field services and corporate hospitality.
Provider & embedded services
Give venues, sellers and service providers a structured way to expose permitted capabilities and serve customers through trusted channels.
Examples: authorised discovery, booking hand-off, fulfilment updates and partner distribution.
One request, end to end
1. Tell us the outcome
What you need, when, where, who is involved and what matters.
2. Set the boundaries
Budget, hard requirements, acceptable alternatives, permissions and when to ask you.
3. Find supported routes
Official sources and providers, with capabilities and permissions checked separately.
4. Coordinate the work
Availability, queue or booking steps, group decisions and time-sensitive actions.
5. Complete safely
Approval before material commitments, no blind retries and clear recovery when outcomes are uncertain.
6. Close the loop
Confirmation, receipts, delivery or handover, changes, cancellation and support ownership.
Capability truth: Q4ME's local request preparation and product specifications are present. The other verticals are now represented in the product experience and portfolio, but provider connections, live availability, payments and execution are not yet qualified. Each service must earn a live status through permission, working integration, evidence and recovery tests.
Q&DO service dry-run lab
Exercise the shared request lifecycle across every product vertical. All providers, offers, approvals and outcomes below are simulated. No external site, queue, reservation, purchase, payment or customer is contacted.
Run the complete dry-run suite to create local test receipts.
No dry-run evidence exists in this browser session yet.
Q4ME · first productOne request.
One request.
More possibilities.
Your time back.
Prepare once for presales, releases and supported official sellers. Set acceptable alternatives before a rushed decision is needed.
Prepare my requestStandard
Proposed transparent completion fee. A$5/ticket is a hypothesis; no fees collected here.
Premium
Optional preparation and coordination under explicit terms, even where no booking results. No implied priority.
Business
Provider, venue and embedded-service agreements, subject to commercial discovery and permission.
No resale inventory by default. No queue bypass. No provider partnership or trademark clearance implied. Live capabilities remain unverified.
One request. Your boundaries.
No credentials, payment details, private presale codes, identity documents or medical history. Seller references and opportunities you enter are not automatically verified.
Your all-inclusive ceiling
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Not a quote.
My requests
Define. Investigate. Prove.
Permission, technical support and validation are tracked separately. Local evidence references are user assertions, not production acceptance. Provider feasibility remains the first dependency.
Capability without pretence.
Implemented locally
Requests with multiple opportunities, alternative policies, local history, thirteen artefact registers, deterministic selection/policy evaluation, economics, readiness checks, export/import and launch copy.
Not connected
Provider queues, inventory, holds, checkout, payments, notification delivery, customer accounts, protected audit storage and staffed support.
Data and privacy
Local browser storage is plaintext and origin-accessible, not a production credential store. No analytics, remote fonts or remote scripts. Export contains what you entered. Opening an external link leaves this application. Retention durations and production processors remain decisions, not invented facts.
WebMCP
Checking actual browser support…
No agent tool purchases, advances live states or writes evidence. Unsupported browsers keep local functions.
Tool descriptions
Deployment and migration
Use a dedicated HTTPS origin for consistent storage and browser API evaluation. Production requires authenticated services, server-enforced mandates, secure credentials, provider permission, protected evidence, idempotent execution, reconciliation, accessibility/security review and operations.
This application uses a new v0.4 storage key and import schema. Earlier v0.3 data is not silently reinterpreted: export and review it against the new request/opportunity structure before migration. Historical files must be explicitly selected; this package does not modify them.
Workspace controls
Back up before import or deletion. Import replaces local state after review. Maximum JSON size: 2 MB. Import does not validate external evidence.