Question 1

What is allyoucan, in one line?

Accepted Answer

A connecting platform. Businesses say “I’m here” and people find places, offers and experiences — on the move or on the couch. Each one gets a readable address (learn.allyoucan.in/spanish) that makes it easy to find, share and remember. The platform is the product; the readable link is the edge.

Question 2

Does .in or .at mean this is for India or Austria?

Accepted Answer

No — the endings are words, not markets. .at means “at”, .in means “in,” and the line takes any place on earth. It’s English, and it belongs to no single country.

Question 3

Can I use any town, city or country?

Accepted Answer

Yes — any place on earth, plus whatever you offer in it: explore.allyoucan.in/lisbon, eat.allyoucan.in/dubai/pizza, stay.allyoucan.in/kyoto. Place names travel; the frame is English; it reads the moment someone sees it.

Question 4

How is this different from a short link or a directory?

Accepted Answer

A short link hides where it goes; a directory buries you on page nine. allyoucan does the opposite — the address itself says where you are and what you offer, in words people read and repeat. You point your own line at your own thing: no gatekeeper, no ranking, no middle layer.

Question 5

What does a claimed sentence actually do?

Accepted Answer

You choose: send it to your own site, a light page we host, an email on the name, or a QR for the real world. Hold the sentence while you use it, and point it somewhere new whenever you like.

Question 6

Who is it for?

Accepted Answer

Anyone with an invitation to make — a shop with a real offer, a host with rooms, a cause asking for help, a creator with a drop, a course you can finish in a weekend. The verb names the action; the sentence carries it.

Question 7

Why claim a sentence now?

Accepted Answer

Because it’s the beginning. Early holders pick the verbs and sentences they want before they’re taken, shape how the layer works, and grow as it grows.

Question 8

Who runs allyoucan — and who owns what?

Accepted Answer

foundery.group runs and builds it for now — the tech, the know-how and the people you deal with — with xtr.name publishing it, all under fairlane.ventures. foundery’s job is to take it to a proven MVP, then hand it to the team that scales it. You hold your own sentence and whatever you point it to.

Question 9

Is it live yet?

Accepted Answer

Not yet. This page is an honest open call, not a finished product. Claim a sentence now and you’ll be among the first when it opens.

Question 10

How does it make money — and do you run ads?

Accepted Answer

A sentence is a membership you hold while it’s in use, plus optional services — hosted pages, QR, routing, direct communication and business-related value-added services. This is usually paid by the people who use it, not by advertising at them. Free services will show relevant ads.