Distributed node model · educational Yam metaphor
“Yam” is an educational metaphor for relay stations under shared rules—not a historical endorsement. FindYam describes a mobility node on your lot (dealership, car wash, or shop). This site does not sell a transferable software license box. RJEC may discuss a managed install and operate package; commercial terms are binding only when signed in writing.
Loading…Discussion draft often includes Cloudflare (app + AI + media), Stripe payment tooling, and Google Drive/Calendar workflows. Card-network fees may be separate. Final percentage, “eligible” volume, and inclusions require a signed agreement. You set prices, perks, and who receives keys.
Inventory and loaners earn between sales. Airport ride + park brings people back. New-car buyer perk: first rental, ride, or loaner day.
Cars already on site. Add public rent, driver lease, and airport park without becoming a software company.
Loaners work when idle. Customers get temporary mobility while their car is in the bay.
Informational AI desk for dealers, washes, and shops. Not a sales contract and not legal advice. Voice uses Cloudflare speech models when available; browser speech is a free fallback.
Not a generic software license sold for self-host-and-forget. Not a guarantee of traffic or profit. Not an endorsement by any third-party app brand. Your lot keeps control of keys, rates, and perks under your insurance and counsel’s advice. Reference operations site: cars.jmministorage.com (JM Mini Storage).