JQT builds the operating system your business runs on, then stays to run it. When it works, that is our doing. When it slips, that is our problem.
Kept is the hotel operations system we built inside a working hotel. It runs that property's mornings. See Kept
This was never a software problem. The work that keeps you running was never turned into a system, so it survives on memory and good people instead of something dependable. That holds, right up until the day it does not.
That person gets sick, takes vacations, and eventually leaves. Everything they know leaves with them.
The spreadsheet says one thing, the group chat says another, and the whiteboard stopped being true on Tuesday. There is no version anyone trusts.
The software vendor shipped. The consultant presented. The agency invoiced. By Monday morning the operation is your problem again, because it never stopped being your problem.
Forward deployed is easy to say. Here is what it produced. We embedded in a hotel, worked the mornings, and built the housekeeping and operations system that property runs on. Their crew opens it every morning on their own phones, and it keeps a record of who did what that nobody can quietly edit, including us.
Kept, running. The full product page has the record, the pricing, and the three things it deliberately does not do.
Kept is the hotel shape of one engine: status, ownership, deadlines, handoffs, and a record behind all of it. Below is that engine pointed at four kinds of operation. The hotel view is the one that shipped as a product. The other three are what the same core looks like when we embed in an aviation office, a portfolio, or a dispatch board. Pick the one that resembles your Monday.
Forward deployed means we sit inside the operation, build the system that runs it, and stay on the hook for whether it works. We are selling you someone to hold accountable, not another license.
We work inside your operation, on the floor, in the audits, on the morning calls, until we understand it better than anyone who has ever tried to sell you something.
We turn what we learned into a system: the live board, the rules, the alerts, the audit trail. Built for your operation, and yours to keep. Not licensed. Not rented. Yours.
We stay. We run the system with your team and we answer for the result under real pressure. Anyone can sell you software. We are selling you someone to hold accountable.
One offer, not a scattered menu. Whatever we build for you is built around your operation and stays yours to keep.
The live board your operation runs on. Status, alerts, and an audit trail. The single version of the truth, in one place everyone can see.
Owned by you. Powered by JQT.The one you may be talking to right now. Scripted by us, on purpose, because no single AI model should ever be a load-bearing part of your operation.
Owned by you. Powered by JQT.A website wired into the same system, not a brochure but an entrance. The assistant lives in it, the board feeds it, and it works while you sleep.
Owned by you. Powered by JQT.Different floors, same discipline. We take one industry at a time, all the way to a product, before we take the next. Hotels is the one that is finished. Click any one to see what we put on it.
An assistant built on what JQT actually does, answering instantly, day or night. And it is not only ours. The same always on assistant goes on your site, trained on your operation, owned by you and powered by JQT. The site you are on is the demo.
We have run the badge office, held the radio, and answered to the inspector. We built JQT because we were the people the software kept failing.
Kept, hotel housekeeping and operations software, built inside a working hotel and running that property's mornings. A room is not clean until the checklist is, every action lands on an append only log anchored daily to public timestamp authorities, and it runs on the crew's own phones with a first name and four digits. It costs from $199 to $799 per property per month. The full page for it is at jqtenterprises.com/kept.
It means we do not hand you a tool and disappear. We embed inside your operation, build the system that runs it, and stay responsible for whether it works in practice. The accountability does not transfer back to you on launch day.
Today we are deepest in hotels, aviation, property management, and field operations. The underlying system is one engine, so any operation that runs on status, deadlines, and handoffs is a fit. If you are not sure, ask.
You own the core we build for your operation. It is shaped around how you actually work, not a generic template you lease forever and lose the day you stop paying.
Priced to the value it creates, per operation, not a flat software fee. We scope what it saves and earns you, then price it as a fraction of that. You start with one operation and expand across your portfolio, and we size it openly with you on a call.
Weeks, not months. We get one core piece of your operation running first, then build out while you are already using it. You see something real fast instead of waiting on one big launch.
Your operation, your data, isolated to you and never pooled with anyone else's. Everything is encrypted in transit with TLS and at rest with AES 256. Access is per person with role based permissions, plus optional single sign on and two factor, so people only see what their job requires. Every action writes to an immutable audit log, which is also a feature you keep, and backups run automatically with point in time recovery. The AI assistant is sandboxed to only the data it is allowed to read, so it cannot leak or invent anything. Export or delete your data anytime. In regulated settings like aviation, we build to the record keeping standards your auditors already hold you to.
We scope what the problem costs you, and we price a fraction of that, so the system pays for itself out of money you were already losing. Start with one operation. Expand when the numbers make the argument for us.
A real number, so this does not read as evasion: Kept, the one that has shipped, starts at $199 per property per month and runs to $499. The arithmetic behind that is on its page, and you can redo it on the back of a folio.
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