~/tour --year 2027
meihuizen.ai presentsThe 2027European Tour
One van. One human. Nine agents. One dog. Eleven cities in six countries, two months per leg, and the office parks at your door.
Next stop: Milano · Roma, February 2027
~/dates
Five legs. Eleven cities. One van.
Like any band on the road, but the merch is working software. Each leg runs two months, so there is time to park outside your office, not just wave from the motorway.
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Feb · Mar2027leg 01Milano · RomaItalyannouncedrequest a stop →
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Apr · May2027leg 02Barcelona · MadridSpainannouncedrequest a stop →
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Jun · Jul2027leg 03Lyon · ParisFranceannouncedrequest a stop →
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Aug2027no showsSummer break. Europe is closed anyway.
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Sep · Oct2027leg 04Porto · LisboaPortugalannouncedrequest a stop →
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Nov · Dec2027leg 05 · homecomingBerlin · Vilnius · KaunasGermany and Lithuaniaannouncedrequest a stop →
Months, not days. Exact days per city go up here, leg by leg. Between the legs nothing stops: the 15 minute intro, the builds and Fritz all run remote, all year.
~/route
From Kaunas, and back for Christmas.
The tour starts and ends at the registered office. In between, the van crosses the continent once, south first, then west, then home along the north.
~/what happens at a stop
Not a show. A working day.
The 15 minute intro
Online, any time of year. Fritz books it from Nico's calendar. You say what is stuck, we say whether a stop makes sense.
A discovery day in your car park
The van parks outside, runs off grid, and the workflow gets mapped at your table, with the people who actually do it.
The build, from the road
The van moves on, the work does not. Same person, same agents, same channel. You never get handed to an account manager.
~/tour crew
The band.
Nico
Founder. Fourteen years of enterprise sales, now building the thing himself.
Fritz
The dog. Brings back only what is actually there. The agent got that rule from him.
Nine agents
Named, on the about page. They need no parking. Meet the crew →
~/rider
Every band has a rider. Ours is short.
What we need from you when the van comes to town, and what we bring ourselves.
- PARKING
- one spot that fits a van.
- POWER
- not needed. The van runs off grid. A socket is still a kind gesture.
- WIFI
- not needed. Starlink Mini on the roof.
- HEAT
- not needed, even for the November leg. A wood stove built for Lithuanian winters.
- COFFEE
- Bialetti on board. Your espresso is still welcome.
- SECURITY
- Fritz. Bring a treat.
- BAR
- opens when the build passes CI.
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Want the van
in your car park?
Say which leg and which city. Tickets are free; the parking spot is the price.