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Customer zero

Sealect — our first tenant

Every infrastructure company needs a first real consumer to keep it honest. Ours is Sealect, an outdoor booking platform whose dashboard runs on the Goable API — the proving ground for the score → outcome → calibration loop.

01
The relationship

A consumer, not the product

Sealect is a Pro tenant. When an operator on Sealect looks at tomorrow's slots, the go/no-go signal they see is a Goable score — the same /v1/score call any other tenant makes. Sealect's UI is a consumer of our API; it is not our product.

Being customer zero means we feel every rough edge before anyone else does: latency, the shape of the response, the wording of a verdict, the failure modes. It keeps the API honest and grounded in a real operational surface rather than a spec.

02
Why it matters

Closing the loop

A real tenant is what turns a forecast engine into a learning one — the paired record of forecast × human decision, at sport-specific resolution, is the signal no raw-data vendor produces, and the seed of the research dataset and the calibration system.

1

Score

An operator checks a slot — /v1/score returns a verdict, audit-logged.

2

Session

They act on it: the activity runs, is moved, or is cancelled.

3

Outcome

Sealect reports what happened against the session id.

4

Calibrate

Forecast × outcome pairs refit the curves — the next score is sharper.

→ and round again — each loop tightens the curve for that spot.

03
Pricing

Folded into Pro

The cost is folded into Sealect's Pro subscription — the public pricing reflects that reality, not Fortune-500 ACVs. See the plans for what a booking-SaaS integration actually costs.