Multi-Factor Target Verification, chismis-proof
Hair and nail clippings are optional second factors para walang wrong send. Imagine hexing the wrong Tito Boy. Nakakahiya sa reunion.
Still outsourcing your tampo to that one tita who “knows someone in Siquijor”? Same, bes. Ermais Hex Engine moves your petty grievances to the cloud — email-validated, rate-limited, and legally capped at “ay, kainis” level. Basically kulam, pero may dashboard, refund policy, and zero manok involved.
POST /v1/hex/execute
{
"target_name": "Juan Dela Cruz",
"offense": "replied 'k' to my 3-paragraph message",
"validation_layers": {
"email_address": "[email protected]",
"hair_sample_provided": true // galing suklay lang
},
"hex_type": "MOUSE_CLICK_BROWNOUT",
"intensity": "light lang",
"sla": "BEFORE_MERIENDA"
}
Social Proof · Totoo 'to, charot
Before the catalog, let’s start with the tiny disasters every Pinoy knows by heart: the printer na may attitude, the Wi‑Fi that dies mid-Zoom, the voucher that suddenly “does not meet minimum spend.” Ermais just gives them a name, an SLA, and a five-star review section.
“I typed ‘as per my previous email’ and my mouse froze for 30 seconds. Na-realize ko, hindi worth it. Ermais saved my career and my blood pressure.”
“My printer has said ‘paper jam’ since 2019. Walang jam. Walang naiipit. Finally, a company brave enough to call it what it is: office kulam.”
“Noong panahon namin, we blamed the wind, the full moon, or your pinsan. Now may dashboard na. Ang galing talaga ng mga bata ngayon.”
“Someone microwaved tinapa in the pantry. I didn’t want revenge, I wanted reflection. One mysteriously muted mic during their big presentation. Justice, pero gentle.”
“The real spell is the 3-second delay before ‘Reply All.’ Ilang friendships na ang nailigtas nito, grabe.”
“Client said ‘quick revision lang.’ My laptop froze for exactly one second, parang nagtatanong ng ‘sure ka ba diyan?’ Very supportive.”
“The checkout button hesitated for two seconds at 2AM. Hindi bug ’yon. That was my ipon speaking from beyond.”
“Every family has three Jun-Juns, two Bongs, and one Tito Boy na hindi mo alam kung kanino. Any system that asks ‘which one ba?’ deserves five stars.”
Keep scrolling, bes
Architecture & Validation
KaaS = Kulam as a Service. Every request goes through validation, confidence scoring, and more forms than a condo move-in. If the kandila can’t explain itself, it doesn’t ship. If the vibes are off, balik probinsya for retraining.
Hair and nail clippings are optional second factors para walang wrong send. Imagine hexing the wrong Tito Boy. Nakakahiya sa reunion.
Checks syntax, domain signals, and duplicate-name drama so your mild inconvenience doesn’t land on the wrong Juan. There are, like, a million of them.
For clients who only have a full name and “yung matangkad, laging naka-Crocs.” We flag it low-confidence, because not every Mark is that Mark, diba.
Encrypted logs, sealed spell packets, and zero raw hair or nail storage after execution — because we’re a platform, not a creepy bodega. Interception attempts get static, smoke, and one passive-aggressive “seen.”
How It Works
We took old-school kulam jokes and gave them what they always lacked: process, limits, receipts, and a tita who says “tama na ’yan, anak” at exactly the right moment.
Describe the offense: utang na “next week” since 2022, replying “k,” three days on seen, or watching TikTok at full volume sa jeep. Grabe naman.
We verify using email syntax, domain signals, and the ancient Filipino art of asking “teka, sinong Mark ba ’to?”
Requests go to redundant cauldrons across multiple availability zones. EDSA traffic is our built-in rate limiter. Hindi namin kasalanan, promise.
Dashboards track micro-annoyance delivery: missed clicks, suspicious loading spinners, and the classic “sino kumuha ng charger ko?” event.
Everyday Kulam Integrations · light lang
Use KaaS where the chaos already lives: group chats, sprint boards, shopping carts, shared calendars, and that one office printer na may sariling buhay.
Every “quick favor lang” gets a ticket number, story points, and a reminder to breathe muna bago mag-react.
Type your feelings into a slash command instead of the wrong GC. HR calls it emotional maturity. We call it damage control.
Push straight to main on a Friday and receive one mysterious loading spinner for character development. Deserve? Siguro.
Export who requested what, who approved it, and why the kandila budget looks very suspicious this quarter.
Status Page · live-ish
All kandila, bells, and dramatic buntong-hininga working normally naman.
Locked, labeled, and strictly hindi pinag-uusapan sa Noche Buena.
Slight delay. The tita council is on merienda and has opinions about your jowa.
Temporarily paused. Too many people used it as an excuse to message their ex.
Postmortem Culture
When a hex misses and only renames someone’s Bluetooth speaker to “JBL ni Kuya Unknown,” we say sorry, update the runbook, and gently ask the OJT to stop touching the kandila labels. Nakakaloka.
Product Preview
COMING SOONThe product is coming soon, so the public form is on pause while we finish email validation. Great for privacy. Bad news for people still using [email protected] for job applications.
/ops/email-validator.preview.log
Harmless Service Catalog
COMING SOONComing soon. Every hex is strictly capped at “ay, kainis” level. No injury, no damage, no stalking, no malware, no actual magic — just temporary friction that makes you restart, reflect, and rethink your life choices.
Left click goes on a 30-second break, then comes back like nothing happened. Parang ex.
One message in the work GC comes out ACCIDENTALLY GALIT. Boss replies “noted.”
They say “Hello? Can you hear me?” exactly twice before discovering they’re on mute.
Gate says ₱0.00, everyone behind them sighs, second tap works fine. Character building.
One harmless README conflict appears, resolves cleanly, and teaches humility to whoever pushes straight to main.
Device forgets the Wi-Fi for 60 seconds, then reconnects right before someone unplugs and replugs the router.
Voucher fails once with “minimum spend not met,” works on retry, and triggers a brief moment of financial self-awareness.
Printer insists the tray is empty while visibly full of paper. Enterprise tier kasi.
Spell kulam backwards and you get Maluk — same infrastructure, opposite vibes. Instead of tiny inconveniences, your target gets tiny blessings. Perfect for your bestie, your crush, and that officemate who always shares baon. Very “uy, bakit parang ang swerte ko today?”
/v1/maluk/preview
Not in front, not too far. Sa mall pa, on a Sunday. Suspiciously perfect.
No minimum spend betrayal. The universe says “sige na nga.”
Rare. Beautiful. Hindi pa puno. Almost suspicious.
Long enough to book the ride and type “otw na.” Divine power saving mode.
You get home and it’s adobo. Not tuyo. Not “bahala ka na diyan.” Adobo.
“Ang ganda mo, iha.” Full stop. No “pero tumaba ka” payload attached.
Frequently Asked Kulam
Short answer: harmless, coming soon, and extremely unserious. Long answer: basahin mo below, bes.
Most requested feature namin ’to, promise. Sadly, the queue hit 110 million tickets in one afternoon and the server cried. We did allocate a budget for it once, pero napunta raw sa isang “flood control project” — 100% paid, 0% delivered, walang kandilang dumating. For now, we offer Resibo Mode: their office printer can only print receipts. Every. Single. Page.
Senior dev ka pala, bes. Every hex gets an idempotency key (target email + SHA-256 of your sama ng loob), so rage-tapping “Submit” five times still delivers one mouse freeze. Failed deliveries retry with exponential backoff: 1 min, 2 min, 4 min, then “tama na, anak.” Exactly-once delivery is enforced by the tita council, who have remembered who got what since 1987.
Yes, the Pro plan is basically a kulam subscription: 10 active hexes a month. Bulk discounts are coming, pero honestly, if you need more than 10 a month, baka circle mo na ang problema. We’re also launching a Suki Card — every 10th kulam comes with a free Maluk para hindi ka masyadong ma-bad karma.
Masama? Hindi naman. Risky? Very. Our recommended package is Meeting Mic Amnesia during the Monday all-hands — enough to feel seen, not enough to affect your 13th month. Pro tip: bundle it with a Maluk so their mood improves and your leave request finally gets approved. Win-win, as they say sa performance review.
No. We’re a professional platform, not your ex. 1-star reviews go to our Feedback Queue, where the tita council reads them out loud during merienda and sighs dramatically. Worst-case consequence: we reply “Noted with thanks :)” — which, admittedly, is its own kind of kulam.
Possible, pero chill lang. Every hex is capped at 300 seconds, so the worst bounce-back is your own mouse freezing for 30 seconds. We call it a reflection attack, because it literally makes you reflect. Pro plans include the Kontra-Kontra Firewall, which is just a printout that says “peace na tayo” taped to your monitor.
Yes. Call the Wrong-Juan Hotline, open 24/7 except during merienda, teleserye time, and Sunday lunch. The accidental target gets an apology Maluk (free parking spot, on us) and you get a full refund. Not satisfied for other reasons — mouse recovered too early, printer suddenly behaved? Refund pa rin, after a quick tita review and one very dramatic buntong-hininga.
Coming soon: KaaS Global, powered by our very reliable auntie network in Dubai, Toronto, Riyadh, and Daly City. Includes timezone handling and customs-friendly kandila. Fair warning: overseas hexes ship via balikbayan box, so expect delivery in 2–3 months, kasama na ang corned beef.
Hindi po. It’s satire, vibes, and product design wearing a kulam costume. Zero actual spellcasting. The scariest thing here is our pricing committee.
Within reason. “Mouse freezes for 30 seconds” is fine. “Ruin their life” is not fine — OA ka, bes. We only ship tiny, funny, fully reversible annoyances.
Please don’t submit “Jun-Jun from the GC.” Every family has at least three, plus one Bong na hindi mo sure kung pinsan mo talaga. Use email validation para walang wrong-Juan incident.
Eventually. Rush orders go through Express Merienda Review. If the tita council is eating pancit, your SLA may be spiritually delayed but emotionally valid.
Yes. We believe in emotional growth. Nag-kape ka, kumalma ka, and realized na love mo pala siya? Hit cancel. Kandila paused, vibes archived, walang makakaalam.
No. Every harmless spell packet is encrypted, sealed with tita-grade side-eye, and routed through our “huwag mo akong subukan” layer. If intercepted, it self-destructs into chismis-resistant glitter.
24/7 Witch Support is planned. Current response time is “pag na-settle na ang kandila,” which is not ISO-certified but feels very accurate.
Yes, it’s called a “quits na tayo” bundle. Their mouse freezes for 30 seconds, then the jeep arrives paglabas nila. Balanced, as all things should be.
KaaS Billing Model · Kulam as a Service
PLANS COMING SOONPreview-only while the Council of Very Concerned Titas finalizes package names, kandila budgets, and the refund policy for accidental good luck. Abangan, bes.
For hobbyist tampo automation.
Free
For teams with recurring deployment sama ng loob.
$9/mo
For agencies, conglomerates, and cousins with procurement authority. Sana all may budget.
Custom