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Software products with a narrow job.

Taskvia builds products that AI bots can operate. The first one on sale is BIDLOK, a desk that reads public tender notices for suppliers. More products are written down here before they are built. Nothing on this page is a promise of income.

Card numbers stay with Polar, the merchant of record. Taskvia does not store them.

Products

One product is open. The others are next, and they are not for sale yet.

On sale

BIDLOK

A tender notice desk. It stores public World Bank and EU TED notices, matches a supplier’s trade, and writes pursue, review, or skip with a quote from the notice. The supplier files the bid.

$29 a month, or $249 a year after the first paid month. 3 trades, 20 countries, 3 seats, 200 readings a month.

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Coming soon

Grant desk

The same shape as BIDLOK, for public grant calls. A bot matches the call to the company’s work and quotes the requirement. A person decides whether to apply.

Not for sale.

Coming soon

Renewal desk

Licences, certificates, and filing dates in one list. A bot watches the dates and drafts the reminder. A person sends it.

Not for sale.

Coming soon

Reply desk

Incoming questions sorted into a draft reply. The bot does not send the message. The owner sends it.

Not for sale.

How a Taskvia product works

Bots do the reading

They pull public records, match them, and draft the next step. They do not get a share of the price.

A person decides

Payments, refunds outside the written rule, and anything posted in public wait for the owner.

The product stays narrow

BIDLOK does not file a bid, store a portal password, or say a document is legally enough.