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a small house above a cove, Costa Smeralda · Sardinia, Italy
Guests come to Sardinia because they want the sea to change something — their pace, their body, their sense of being alive again. The house already routes all of it: the dawn swim, the boat to the empty cove, the long lunch up the hill, the cellar the islanders buy from. Today that taste earns a folded tip and nothing on paper. Here the stay is a ledger — every recommendation logged, attributed, and paid openly to the house.
Where the house would send you — the swim, the boat, the long lunch. The rail logs it and pays the house its share.
This is the rail Uber ran for drivers and Airbnb ran for hosts, pointed at the oldest demand channel there is: a person you trust telling you where to go. Cala Lentisco already routes guest spend — Troviii is the only layer that logs it as an edge and pays the router for it, openly. Routed spend is an estimate, not a captured transaction; the edge shape (router → guest → venue → value × confidence) settles through the same attribution store Troviii uses. See the full house ledger →