Independent software studio
Building a trustworthy companion for sacred time.
White Road Labs LLC develops My Q’ij, a native daily companion for the Cholq’ij that supports reflection, cyclical awareness, and personal remembrance.
My Q’ij is functioning in closed beta on iOS and Android. We are seeking aligned support to move from founder-supported testing to a public release we can stand behind.
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My Q’ij
Mayan Sacred Rhythm
My Q’ij is a private daily companion for the Cholq’ij—the 260-day Maya sacred calendar. It calculates calendar patterns and helps people meet the day, explore their personal Cross, follow the 260-day cycle, and keep a private journal.
It is a daily practice, not an authoritative reading. The app offers a place to notice, pause, and write; it does not define a person or replace human teaching, a personal reading, or ceremonial guidance.
What works today
Version 0.5.3 is being used through iOS and Android closed-testing paths. The beta includes Day, Me, Cycle, and Journal, with optional notifications and device-controlled backup.
There is no My Q’ij account. Journal entries live on the user’s device. White Road Labs does not operate servers that receive or store them.
A useful free practice
The current beta is free. The public-release direction is a genuinely useful free daily practice: day teachings, calendar literacy, birth-energy returns, private journaling, and light notifications. The exact release experience is still being refined with testers.
Future direction, not a shipped subscription
We are developing the five-point Cross as a self-paced journey through Conception, Feminine, Centre, Masculine, and Destiny. A future paid experience may extend the daily practice across those five points, but pricing, access, and subscription design are not final. My Q’ij does not currently sell a subscription.
Functioning closed beta · iOS and Android · Version 0.5.3
Approach
Clear boundaries build trust.
Private by architecture
The app requires no account. Personal data and journal entries stay on the user’s device, with optional backup through Apple iCloud or Google Drive. White Road Labs cannot browse or read a user’s journal.
Software calculates; people make meaning
The software handles calendar calculation and timing. Authored teaching and lived practice provide context, while the user’s own observations remain central. We do not treat software or AI as a source of cultural or spiritual authority.
Development remains visible
We are still testing beginner onboarding, the daily return and remembrance loop, backup and release reliability, and the future Cross journey. We are not presenting unfinished payment, partnership, or reciprocity models as operating programs.
Founders
Teaching practice meets product craft.
Diana and Thibaud met through Diana’s Walking the White Road work. A Cross calculator and calendar feed became the first practical tools; early private support then helped them move directly to a native app instead of stopping at a web prototype.
Diana Paez · Co-founder
Diana leads content, product philosophy, and cultural direction. Her long-form teaching and writing remain part of Walking the White Road, separate from the software company.
Thibaud · Co-founder
Thibaud leads engineering and product implementation, including the native app, calendar engine, privacy architecture, and release systems.
Support the next release
Help us move from beta to public.
White Road Labs is seeking aligned funding and collaboration for focused engineering, accessibility and user testing, editorial and cultural review, and dependable public-release support.
We welcome conversations with grantmakers, funders, and collaborators who value product proof, privacy, cultural humility, and a free experience with real standalone value.
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