What we are building
The same corpus, turned into decisions
A report tells you what happened. These tools are the working end of the same data: they answer the question a specific person is actually asking, on a specific street, about a specific business.
And the report is the smallest thing this data can do. What Kurdify has actually built is infrastructure: a living record of {b} businesses, {r} written verdicts on them, their locations, their activity on the internet, growing every day. Each tool below is one application built on that foundation, and the family will keep growing. It is engineered by Kavalsia in Canada, with the same methods the leading data platforms of North America run on.
Live on the business dashboard
Canney AI
Fed the whole market, so it understands your street better than any one owner can.
Canney AI reads across the whole corpus at once: what customers praise and complain about in your category, how the businesses on your street score, what service standard your neighbourhood has quietly settled on. For an owner it turns a few hundred thousand scattered opinions into a short answer to a plain question, whether that is what to fix first, what a fair price looks like here, or where demand is going unserved.
- Reads your reviews, your category and your city as three separate signals
- Benchmarks you against businesses like yours, not against the whole market
- Learns continuously: every new review and post sharpens what it knows about your market
- An agent you can talk to, answering questions around the clock
In development
Site Intelligence
Give it an address. It tells you what that ground is worth trading on.
Before signing a lease or building on a plot, the questions are always the same and are usually answered by rumour: who is already here, how far is the nearest competitor, is this street underserved or saturated, what do customers in this neighbourhood reward and what do they complain about. Site Intelligence answers them from the corpus instead. You enter an address and it reads the businesses around that point, how they score, how far apart they sit, and what the area is measurably short of.
- Every business within walking distance, by category and rating
- Distance to the nearest direct competitor, and how many sit inside the same radius
- The neighbourhood benchmark: what a good rating means on this street, not citywide
- Gaps: the categories this area is short of, measured against comparable streets
Concept
Market Emotion Engine
Reads the mood of a market: how customers talk, not only how they score.
The anger and respect chapters above are the first output of this engine. The same reading can be done continuously: the anger level of a sector, the tone a city reaches for when it is let down, the exact words that separate a loyal customer from a lost one, and how all of it moves month by month. A star rating says how much; the language says why.
- An anger and tone profile for every category and every city
- Tracks how sentiment shifts as new reviews arrive, not once a year
- Turns a thousand written complaints into one readable trend line
Concept
Kurdish Language AI
One of the largest living records of everyday written Kurdish, put to work.
Hundreds of thousands of short, real texts in Sorani, Kurmanji, Arabic and English, each tied to a place, a situation and an outcome. That is the raw material for AI that reads and writes the Kurdish people actually use: business advisors that answer in Sorani first, assistants that understand a complaint the way a neighbour would, and in time tools that can hold a caring conversation in a person's own language.
- Everyday Kurdish as it is really written, not textbook Kurdish
- A foundation for assistants and advisors that answer in Kurdish first
- In time, wellbeing tools that listen well in a person's own language
