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Updated Jul 2026
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Trial, Pro and Engineer — How the Plans Work
The plan path, what the seven-day Trial actually means, and what happens when it ends.
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Notes on what we're building, what we've learned, and the work happening across Tayozola.
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The plan path, what the seven-day Trial actually means, and what happens when it ends.
Read →Managed, NAS-backed storage: what it holds, what the company does and does not do with it, and why it should be quiet.
Read →Managed infrastructure for small teams, and what it means in practice to talk to someone who already knows your setup.
Read →Pricing, budgets, and why a cost base that does not shrink in a quiet month makes sustainable pricing a reliability question.
Read →Setting direction, working with hardware vendors and the Aurora site, and deciding which problems are worth taking on.
Read →Onboarding, account questions, and what support that already knows your setup actually rules out.
Read →Contracts, privacy, and why what happens to your data is a property of the product rather than a page in the footer.
Read →What an operations lead actually does, and why a promised date only holds if someone owns the sequence.
Read →The Network and the Journal are now open. Here's what launched, and what we're building next.
Read →Tayozola's AI runs on our own hardware — Llama 3.2 through Ollama and Open WebUI. Nothing you say to it leaves the network.
Read →We don't sell, scan, or train on your data. What that means in practice — and what happens to your files if you leave.
Read →Proxmox, Synology, Cloudflare, and Ubiquiti — the tools behind the Network, and why we run them ourselves.
Read →What Tayozola Network provides, who it is for, and why we chose a managed approach.
Read →The origin of the Tayozola name and how it shaped the four-domain structure.
Read →Why our community work has its own site and how we decide where to contribute.
Read →A step-by-step look at review, setup, credentials, and your first sign-in.
Read →What manual review, imperfect estimates, and steady follow-through have taught us.
Read →Why the Foundation highlights established organizations and focuses on useful, lasting support.
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