1
The carrier posts the movement
A guest, a strip, a time. Written once, and every camp that meets it reads the same row.
Every transfer confirmed before takeoff
One board for charter carriers and safari camps. Post a movement once, get a named pickup time back.
Kusini Air
The carrier's desk: today's movements, the strips they land on, and who answers at each one.
How it works
Three steps, and the third one is the point
Everything else exists to make the third one ordinary.
2
The camp answers with a pickup time
Not a maybe. A named time the driver leaves on, set against the drive the camp knows.
3
The vehicle is there when the aeroplane is
If nobody answers, Kusini chases it. Silence never turns into a surprise at the strip.
Who it is for
Two desks, one day between them
Each side holds half of what a transfer needs. The gap between them is the problem.
Charter carriers
Post the day once and stop chasing confirmations by phone.
Remote camps
See the day before it lands, and answer with a time you can make.
What it will not do
The three things we have decided against
Worth knowing before you sign up.
It does not sell your guest list
A movement carries a surname so a driver knows who to meet. Nothing more, and it stays in your deployment.
It does not book flights or rooms
It is the seam between two systems you already run, not a replacement for either.
It does not pretend a message was delivered
What was sent, and to whom, is written down first. The board stays true when the network is not.
The pilot
A handful of camps and their carriers, this season
Free while it is in pilot. Tell us what you run and we will come to you.
Start with one strip and one camp
Setup takes four minutes. Nothing is posted until you post it.