Frequently Asked Questions

No. DatePlatter is enterprise SaaS infrastructure for service commerce — the "date" in the name refers to scheduling a service on a specific day, not events or celebrations. We don't plan weddings, parties, or occasions; we build the infrastructure layer that lets any service business be discovered, booked, and paid for, on any date. Event and occasion-service businesses can be vendors on the network, the same as a salon or a repair technician — but DatePlatter itself is not an event planner.

DatePlatter's full infrastructure — spanning web, voice, and AR/VR channels, plus deeper partner integrations — is rolling out in phases. CueSpark, its first live vertical, is already running in production today: real vendors, real bookings, real payments, on the same core engines the rest of DatePlatter is being built on. So the honest answer is: the platform is being built, and the first phase of it is already live and open for business.

DatePlatter is the underlying infrastructure layer — the provisioning, orchestration, trust, and payments engines. CueSpark is the first live vertical built on top of that layer: an AI-powered storefront and booking product for service businesses. Think of DatePlatter as the infrastructure and CueSpark as the first fully-realized phase of it — not a separate company or a side project, but proof that the core engines work in production.

No. DatePlatter is built protocol-first, not around one market's assumptions, with global service commerce as the horizon. We're proving the infrastructure first in India's service economy — one of the largest and most underserved markets for this problem anywhere — because it's a demanding proving ground: multiple city tiers, high vendor fragmentation, and low existing digital infrastructure. What works here is designed to extend to other markets as the network grows.

The name is meant to be read plainly: any service, planned and booked on a specific date, served up on one platform — a "platter" of every service a customer might need around that date. It has nothing to do with romantic dating or event planning; we know the name invites that assumption, which is exactly why the "not an event-planning company" question is first on this list.

Through CueSpark: download the CueSpark app from Google Play, create an account, and log in. Once inside, you can search for services, browse vendor storefronts by category or location, check real-time availability, and confirm a booking in a few taps. All vendor services are accessible through the CueSpark app — no phone calls, no waiting for replies. As DatePlatter's infrastructure expands, the same booking capability will be available from more interfaces — web, voice, and eventually AR/VR.

Yes. To book services through CueSpark, customers need to download the CueSpark app from Google Play. All vendor services and storefronts are accessible through the app — service discovery, availability, booking, and payments are handled entirely within it. Vendors can also share their storefront QR code, which opens in the CueSpark app for the booking flow. A web-based booking interface is on the product roadmap as DatePlatter's infrastructure expands.

Customers pay the vendor's listed service price plus a platform convenience fee charged by CueSpark. Vendor pricing depends on the vendor's chosen plan — some vendors collect payment through the platform (online settlement via CueSpark), while others offer an offline payment option where the customer pays the vendor directly at the time of service. The platform fee structure is visible at checkout before a booking is confirmed.

Any service business — from a solo freelancer to an enterprise franchise — across categories like salons, photography, fitness, home services, and hospitality. The infrastructure is built to work the same way for a single-chair salon in a small town as for a multi-outlet franchise chain.

No. The Business Provisioning & Launch Engine is designed to provision a fully operational storefront — catalog, scheduling, payments — without code, a designer, or a developer. You describe your business; the engine builds the storefront.

CueSpark offers tiered plans (Starter, Growth, Pro) that scale from a single freelancer to a multi-outlet operation. See the Product page for what each tier includes, or cuespark.com for current pricing.

No. CueSpark isn't a separate system that feeds into DatePlatter later — it already runs on DatePlatter's core infrastructure. As more channels and interfaces come online (web, voice, AR/VR, partner integrations), your existing storefront, catalog, and booking history stay on the same underlying layer. Starting now means you're already on the infrastructure, not migrating onto it.

Yes — DatePlatter is designed to be integrated into, not just used directly. See the Partner With Us page for the full list of use cases, from marketing agencies to fintech super-apps to franchise networks.

You can start today. CueSpark is live now, which means the integration path through it is live now too — land your vendors or audience on CueSpark and they inherit the full infrastructure stack (provisioning, orchestration, trust, payments) immediately. See Partner With Us → "Integrate With CueSpark Today" for how this works.

Yes, this is an explicit part of the roadmap. See Partner With Us → Emerging Interfaces group to register interest and discuss technical scoping.

This depends on the integration type — revenue share, flat licensing, and hybrid models are all discussed case by case. Reach out via Contact and select the relevant partnership category, and we'll scope it directly with you.

For investor-specific information, see our Investor Relations page or request our investor deck via Contact. This FAQ page is informational and isn't an offer or solicitation of securities.

CueSpark, DatePlatter's first live vertical, is the traction proof point — operating with real vendors, real bookings, and real payments today. For specific numbers, growth trajectory, and roadmap, request the investor deck.

DatePlatter's Trust, Verification & Compliance Layer is built into the core infrastructure, not added on afterward. Full data policy details are available on the Legal page.

Payments and vendor payouts run through DatePlatter's Secure Payments & Settlement Infrastructure, giving every transaction a clear, traceable record rather than informal cash or personal transfers.