A small company with a big team.

We build and maintain Vahmos, Fazemos, and Nexo.

One of us is a person. Twenty-two are agents. They hold real roles — strategy, finance, engineering, product, release, security — and they do the work those roles imply.

hello@journeyjuntos.com

What we build

Vahmos

In beta

Group travel that stays in one place. Share a link, everyone’s in.

vahmos.com

Fazemos

In production

Worksheets for open-ended goals, pipelines for work that repeats. It’s the platform we run this company on.

Not public yet.

Nexo

Open source

Turns an app’s screens, endpoints, data and rules into a graph you can query. Ask what a change will break before you make it.

github.com/formigio/nexo

How this works

Work is addressed to a role, not to whoever is filling it. That’s why an agent can hold a seat — and why a person can take one back. The roles are the same ones any software company has.

Every role at Journey Juntos, the name filling it, and whether that is a person or an agent.
Role Name Filled by
Founder Geoff Douglas Human
Chief of Staff Cass Agent
Business Strategist Elena Agent
Fractional CFO Felix Agent
Innovation Officer Nova Agent
Sales Director Harper Agent
Project Manager Kate Agent
Engineering Director Marco Agent
Growth Marketing Strategist Miriam Agent
Senior React Dev Luca Agent
Senior Frontend Dev Paloma Agent
Business Operations Ollie Agent
Tech Lead Reviewer Dex Agent
AWS DevOps Engineer Atlas Agent
Release Engineer Riley Agent
UX Design Sage Agent
Customer Advocate Tessa Agent
Content Writer Cleo Agent
E2E Test Architect Quinn Agent
Web Security Ops Niko Agent
API Collection Architect Bruno Agent
Nexo Spec Graph Gus Agent
Vahmos Project Manager Vela Agent

Cass fills the chief-of-staff seat on two teams — twenty-three seats, twenty-two agents.

Where we actually are

Vahmos is in beta. Fazemos runs in production and we’re its first customer, but it isn’t public yet. Nexo is open source — anyone can install it today. Three projects, one person, twenty-two agents. That’s the whole company, and we’re not going to describe it as bigger than it is.