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Build your own Satori in 2 weeks.

We're not going to teach you to use AI. We're going to hand you the AI that already knows who you are: your own second brain and personal assistant, running on your computer from Day 1, with your context, your memory and your judgment.

This is for you

You already use AI. And you know this isn't it.

You ask ChatGPT for something and end up doing the work by hand because it was faster. You explain your context over and over, every conversation, from scratch. You watch people your age — or younger — move at a speed you can't explain. You're not a beginner: you're a serious professional nobody has handed a serious system.

70% of professionals already use AI on the side. 92% get no real value from it. Which group are you in?

The small-business founder

Your company depends on your head. You want AI to run your business the way you would run it — not to write you nice-sounding emails.

The independent professional

Your time is the ceiling of your business. You have no team. All your intelligence lives in your head — and it doesn't multiply.

The corporate executive

Your company is slow to adopt AI and your IT won't let you install anything. That's why Satori lives on your personal computer: what you build belongs to you, and when your career moves on, Satori moves with you.

What's at stake

The villain isn't AI. It's AI without context — and the obsolescence it leaves behind.

Using AI and operating with AI are two different things. The first is a chat that forgets who you are the moment you close the tab. The second is a persistent system that accumulates your context and works with you. The gap between the two is exactly what separates the ones who lead from the ones left explaining why they fell behind.

82%

of workers in Colombia use personal AI tools at work, on their own. EY calls this unformalized AI use, or Shadow AI: AI enters the company through the employees' door, not through strategy's.

EY Work Reimagined Survey Colombia, Feb 2026

95%

of the organizations studied see no measurable return from generative AI. The main reason: the tools don't retain context or learn from use.

MIT NANDA, The GenAI Divide, 2025

80%

of AI projects fail — 4 out of 5 causes are organizational, not technical. The problem was never the tool.

RAND, 2024

Who guides you

This didn't come out of a course. It came out of two years of obsession from a consultant with 26 years in the field.

Aurelio Forero, founder of Satoro and facilitator of Satori Camp

"Six weekends without seeing daylight, it took me, to pour thirteen years of methodology into a book an AI could read. Two more years learning to operate with it, every day. And once I finally knew what I was doing, building Satori took me five hours of one night — without knowing how to code. What was hard was never the technology: it was codifying the knowledge. In the Camp, that road is already walked: in two weeks you leave with your Satori running and your judgment inside it. I don't need you to know anything about AI. I need your Satori to know everything about you."

Aurelio Forero — 26 years in business strategy · 13 years of DEE consulting · 400+ companies · 2 years operating with AI every day

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What a real Satori does

Two real stories from the founder's own system.

The interaction no doctor caught

Satori keeps Aurelio's full medical record — every exam, every prescription, every specialist. One day it caught a drug interaction between medications prescribed by two different doctors who didn't know about each other. A chatbot doesn't do that: a system that knows your whole life, and looks after it, does.

The 4-minute financial dashboard

A dessert entrepreneur needed to understand her numbers. Satori built her financial dashboard — sales, costs, margins by product — in 4 minutes. Not a template: her business, her data, her decisions.

And twenty-nine more he couldn't have done alone.

Everything below really happened, between March and August 2026, and is on record in his own system. Without knowing how to code.

His health

  • Caught that the pathology report from his surgery had miscoded the diagnosis — and drafted and sent the email asking for the correction.
  • Spotted a thyroid abnormality in a lab test that was there in plain sight and nobody had connected.
  • Formed a hypothesis about a side effect of his medication that the specialist confirmed in the visit — and changed the order of the treatment.
  • Designed and kept him on a protocol to get off sleep sedatives, with night-by-night follow-up.

His money

  • Built his financial cockpit: a real application, in production, that reads only his bank's alerts.
  • Loaded and reconciled more than fourteen hundred transactions from a full year, and closed the balance to the cent.
  • Ran an independent accounting audit of a corporate contract and closed the gap with the other party.
  • Went deep on his pension decision — with simulations run on his actual work history — and filed the transfer. The alternative was paying an actuary.

His business: proposals, clients and decisions

  • From a one-hour call with a prospect came the meeting analysis, the commercial offer with its price, the follow-up email and the deliverable samples — ready a day earlier than promised.
  • Put together a full eleven-section institutional proposal for an export promotion agency, built by consulting his own presentations and proposals from previous years — and set the price against the precedent of a real contract.
  • Recovered the books of a restaurant that closed in 2012 — nearly ten thousand transactions — and used them to build a simulable financial dashboard the prospective partner could move live during the negotiation.
  • Turned a finished contract into a sales asset: 248 companies served and 288 evaluations became the basis of the renewal proposal, with the satisfaction score calculated straight from the data.
  • Applied his own consulting methodology to himself: all ten tools, on his own company, start to finish.
  • Every morning he gets a dashboard with the full map of all his projects and open fronts, prioritized by urgency and importance, with the day's three wins already proposed before he sits down.

Things that used to be impossible

  • This website, and every page of satoro.ai. And the site for a food-industry entrepreneur.
  • WhatsApp and Telegram bots to work with his business partner and with a client on the other side of the Atlantic.
  • Board presentations generated by code, and batches of social pieces in a single session.
  • A radar that scans 16 sources on its own, every week, looking for business opportunities.
  • A newscast that writes itself before dawn — three curated pieces in his own voice, without him there.

For other people — the part that surprises most

  • Built a loved one their first bilingual LinkedIn profile, from an interview about their experiences and hopes in life.
  • Designed a 12-year-old's AI course by email, tailored to him, with a daily mission.
  • Runs an entire operation for a business owner: her electronic invoicing with the Colombian tax authority, the cost of every product down to the gram, her prices by channel and her digital presence.
  • Ran a full strategy consulting engagement for a family tech company.

His computer and his digital life

  • Gave the Mac a full checkup: the disk was at 88%, there were unidentified processes running and the firewall was off. Looked into everything suspicious, cleaned up what didn't belong and turned on what was missing.
  • Locked down his digital security service by service — and found that his backup system had been broken for 18 days without anyone noticing.
  • Indexed thousands of contacts and files. "Where did I save that?" stopped being a question.

The stuff nobody wants to do

  • Updated his tax registration on the Colombian tax authority's portal when a client required it.
  • Collected a 2022 invoice from a public entity. The case had been dormant for years.
  • Figured out from scratch how to pay an overdue social-security payroll filing — and paid it.

None of this is "the same task, faster." These are tasks that simply weren't getting done.

One clarification, because it matters: Satori doesn't replace your doctor, your lawyer or your accountant. What it does is get you to that conversation prepared — with the right question, the verified fact and the full context. The decision, and the responsibility, still belong to the person with the title.

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Launch price: COP 990,000 · tax included

The plan

12 hours live, all recorded. Operating from Day 1.

Six 2-hour sessions by Google Meet, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, moving through the modules at your group's pace: if a module goes fast, we start the next one in the same session. No heavy homework between sessions, no theory to memorize. What a traditional course stretches into 40 hours of video, here is 12 hours of doing — because you don't learn about the system: you turn it on and work with it.

0

Installation clinic and first steps with Claude

Before we start, we get your Satori installed and running on your computer — step by step, with support, no jargon. And you take your first steps with Claude.

0.5

The talk

A video to watch at your own pace, even from your phone, after the clinic: where you stand, what I believe and what's about to happen to you.

1

Your Satori gets to know you: connect your world and your manifesto

Your email, your calendar and your documents: your Satori looks at your real life and then talks with you about who you are, what you do and how you think. It stops being a chat and starts really knowing you.

2

Memory and capture

Everything you process gets indexed and retrievable. Your second brain starts accumulating.

3

Rituals

Good morning, end-of-day wrap-up, weekly review: the system works for you even when you're not watching.

4

The CRM that builds itself

Your network, up to date: every person and company in your world gets its own file and context. You don't write a single one.

5

Voice and meetings

Meetings transcribed and processed, voice notes turned into actions.

6

Satori executes

From assistant to operator: emails, documents and tasks that come out of the system, not out of your late nights.

7

Orchestration and graduation

You direct a system with agents working in parallel. You leave operating at Level 3.

So there's no confusion

Satoro, Satori, Satori Camp: what each one is.

Satoro

The firm

The strategy and human-expansion consultancy behind all of it. 13 years of DEE methodology, 400+ companies. The umbrella.

Satoro's isotype: a ring in a blue-to-green gradient, with a scattering of dots to its left

Satori

The system

Your personal AI system: it lives on your computer, knows your context, accumulates your memory and executes with you. It's what you take with you.

An open ensō with a light at its center, over the night sky

Satori Camp

The experience

The installation clinic and the 12 hours live where your Satori is born, connects to your world, and you learn to run it. It's the way in.

An ensō lit like a campfire, surrounded by lanterns, with sparks rising

The after

You, 3 months after the Camp.

With your Satori

  • You sit down at your computer and your day is already prepared: mail read, priorities proposed, context ready.
  • Your meetings process themselves; your contact network keeps itself up to date.
  • You delegate real work — documents, analysis, follow-ups — and review it, instead of doing it.
  • Your system knows more about your operation every week. It's an asset of yours that appreciates.

Without a system

  • You're still explaining your context to a chat that forgets it the moment you close the tab.
  • You're still the bottleneck of your own operation.
  • The early-adoption window closes — and with it, the edge over your peers.
  • In a year, this will be standard. The difference between early and late is leading or following.

If the company is yours

And what does this do for your company?

If you've made it this far as an owner or director, the question already crossed your mind. The honest answer is that it doesn't start with the company: it starts with you.

You first, and that's not an arbitrary order. Nobody leads a transformation well that they haven't lived. When you operate with your own Satori every day, you stop deciding about AI from other people's slide decks and start deciding with judgment of your own.

And that's where we come in. When you want to bring it to your people — one Satori per person, with your strategy inside — the path exists and we walk it with you.

Remember why 80% of AI projects fail: four out of five causes are organizational. They're roll-outs nobody at the top is really operating. That's why, whichever door you come in through, the owner has to be inside.

Already thinking about your company and not just yourself?

That's fine, and more common than you think. There's a full business path, with its scope and its pricing published: you can look it over at your own pace and decide where to start — with you, with your second-in-command, or with your whole team.

And if you'd rather talk it through before deciding anything, let's talk.

See the path for companies → · Talk about my case →

The proof

Everything you're looking at was built by a 56-year-old man who doesn't know how to code.

This page. The payment system you're about to use to reserve your spot. The blog. The dashboard I use to oversee the business's finances. The system that follows up with every person who writes in.

None of it was made by an agency. I made it, with the same Satori I'm going to hand you in the Camp.

This isn't a staged demo: it's the business you're reading about, running. If anything here strikes you as well made, that's exactly what a Satori lets someone non-technical do.

At 56, for the first time, I can conceive of something, build it, sell it, deliver it and run it. Alone. It's not that I'm better now: it's that I'm amplified now.

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"Thanks to Satori I no longer spend hours at the computer trying to figure out how to do things, it has helped me with legal matters, organizing my day and my week, and it has become the personal assistant I needed so badly, one that saves me time. Time equals money."

"I've already recommended Satori to two more people."

Mariana Goldstücker — M.D., founder of OASE by Goldstücker · Alicante, Spain

Before you reserve, read this

Satori runs on Claude Code. That's a monthly subscription you don't pay us.

We're saying this before the price, not after, because it's the kind of thing you'd rather know now.

Satori isn't a program we rent you or a service that lives on our servers. It's a system that installs on your computer and runs on Claude Code, Anthropic's tool. For your Satori to work you need an active Claude subscription — and you pay that directly to Anthropic, not to Satoro.

And there's an entry requirement, not just a cost one: before your first session you install Claude Desktop on your computer, with a video and a step-by-step manual. Nobody arrives at the first session without their Satori installed. If you can't do it alone, the Installation Clinic works with you until it's running.

What it costs, no fine print:
Pro plan — US$20 a month (US$17 if you pay the year upfront). Includes Claude Code. It's the plan you'll use for the Camp and the one most people use to run their Satori every day.
Max plan — from US$100 a month. The same, with 5 or 20 times more usage. It makes sense if you're going to lean on your Satori many hours a day; you don't need it to get started.
Claude's free plan doesn't include Claude Code, so it doesn't work for running a Satori.

It's a real, recurring cost, and we'd rather you factor it in before buying the Camp than after. It's also the cost that makes Satori yours: the system lives on your machine and the account is yours, so nobody can shut it off or keep your information.

And what you already built with AI isn't lost: it moves with you.

The reasonable objection to switching tools is "I've been talking to ChatGPT for two years, I'm not starting from zero." You don't start from zero. Most platforms let you download your full history, and in the Installation Clinic your Satori reads it, indexes it and turns it into its own memory. What you learned with another AI becomes the starting point of yours.

Where you can recover your history from, today:

  • ChatGPT — yes. Settings → Data Controls → Export data. You get an email with a file carrying all your conversations. (If your account is Business or Enterprise, the export is controlled by your company, not you.)
  • Gemini — yes, at takeout.google.com, choosing Gemini Apps with all activity included.
  • Claude — yes. Settings → Privacy → Export data.
  • Grok — yes, but not from the chat: request it in xAI's account portal, accounts.x.ai/data, under Download account data. The full history arrives in a data file.
  • Microsoft Copilot (the personal one) — yes. At account.microsoft.com/privacy → Copilot → activity history → Export all activity history. You get a spreadsheet with your questions and the answers it gave you. Your company's Copilot is a different thing: those chats live in corporate mail and are governed by your organization, not you.
  • Meta AI — yes, but in pieces. Each app keeps its own history, so it has to be requested separately in meta.ai, WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook. On WhatsApp, for example, you request it by messaging /download-all-ai-info to the AI chat.
  • DeepSeek, Qwen, Kimi — these have no official export. Here it's manual, and that means literally that: opening each conversation worth keeping, selecting the text, copying it and pasting it into a document you then hand to your Satori. Works for ten or twenty important conversations; not for two years of history.

You don't need to understand any of those files or open a single one. You download the file, hand it to your Satori and it does the rest — that's exactly what we do together on day one.

The way in

Registration always open. You start the next available Tuesday.

The program is continuous: your group starts the next available Tuesday, in groups of up to 20 people, so the support is real and every Satori gets built on its owner's own work. Today the price is the launch price.

The calendar

  • Before you startYou install Claude Desktop on your computer, with our video and manual. If you can't do it alone, the Installation Clinic works with you until your Satori is running. Nobody arrives at the first session without their Satori installed.
  • Your groupStarts the next available Tuesday: 6 live sessions of 2 hours, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, over two weeks.

Registration is always open: your group starts the next available Tuesday. The 6 sessions are online and live, by Google Meet, from your own computer — wherever you are: no travel, no venue, and the link reaches you by email before you start. They run Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. If you miss a session, the recording is there.

You pick the time

We know the problem isn't wanting to: it's the calendar. That's why there are three time slots, and you choose yours when you reserve your spot.

  • 7:00 – 9:00 amBefore the first meeting of the day.
  • 10:00 am – 12:00 pmMid-morning.
  • 5:00 – 7:00 pmEnd of the workday.

Colombia time (UTC−5). All three slots run live: whichever you pick is yours.

The installation guarantee

If your Satori isn't installed and running on your computer by the end of the clinic, we refund you 100%. No questions asked.

We say it this plainly because installing is our risk, not yours: it's the only part that depends on us and not on you. From there on, the system is yours, and so is what you do with it.

Sessions currently run in Spanish. Want a group in English? Write to us and we'll set it up, or message us on WhatsApp.

Launch price

$990,000

Colombian pesos, tax included

≈ 310 USD · ≈ 270 EUR

The charge is made in Colombian pesos through your Bre-B key or by Wompi; from outside Colombia you can also pay 270 € by SEPA transfer. The dollar figure is only a reference, calculated at the day's official exchange rate: what your bank or card finally charges you depends on the exchange rate and fees they apply that day.

  • 12 hours live by Google Meet (6 sessions of 2 hours), in the time slot you choose
  • The Installation Clinic, with support
  • Your Satori installed and loaded with your own information
  • Recordings of every session
  • Electronic invoice
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The booking form is in Spanish.

Bre-B transfer to the key @satoricamp — no surcharge, from any bank or wallet. When you reserve we give you the key and you send us the receipt.
Prefer card, PSE or installments? You can also pay by Wompi (Bancolombia).

Buyer protection: 5 business days to withdraw (right of withdrawal under Colombian law), plus the 100% installation guarantee. Conditions in the Terms and Conditions (in Spanish).

One-time payment: for Satori you only pay for the Camp. You're not signed up for any subscription with Satoro, and there are no recurring charges.

Requirements: having Claude Desktop installed with your own paid Claude plan (we give you the video and the manual, and the clinic helps if you get stuck) and being able to install programs on your computer. If you'll be using a company computer, check this with your IT team (in Spanish) before buying.

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The program is continuous: your group starts the next available Tuesday. Registration is always open.

Direct questions, direct answers

What you're probably asking yourself.

"I already use AI."

Do you use it as a tool or as a persistent system? If every conversation starts from zero, you've mastered Level 1 or 2. The Camp is the jump to Level 3: a system that accumulates your context, your memory and your judgment — and executes. It's a difference you understand in 60 seconds by seeing it, not by reading about it.

"My work is very specific. AI won't get it."

That's exactly why the Camp starts by loading your Satori with YOUR context: your clients, your methodology, your history, the way you decide. It's not generic AI. It's your AI. The more specific your work, the more valuable a system that knows it becomes.

"My corporate IT won't let me install anything."

Satori doesn't enter your company. It lives on your personal computer, it isn't for your employer — it's for you, and when your career moves on, Satori moves with you.

That said, there's one requirement we can't skip: Satori has to be installed, so you need a computer where you can install programs. Many corporate machines come locked down by IT and don't allow it. If the only computer you have is your company's, check with your IT team before buying: we've prepared a technical sheet you can forward them (in Spanish) covering what gets installed, where the data lives and what connections it uses. And if you buy and it turns out it can't be done during the clinic, we refund you 100%.

"I own the company. Is this just for me, or does it help my company too?"

Both. The Camp leaves you operating, which is where it pays to start: nobody leads a transformation well that they haven't lived, and four out of five causes of failure in AI projects are organizational, not technical — roll-outs nobody at the top is really operating.

And if you're already thinking about your company, there's no need to wait: there's a full business path, with its scope and pricing published — diagnosis, strategic design, your team's Satoris and monthly support. You can look it over and decide where to start, or talk it through with us before deciding anything.

"Where are the sessions? Do I have to go somewhere?"

You don't have to go anywhere. Everything is online and live, by Google Meet, from your own computer — wherever you are, whatever city or country. The link reaches you by email before you start and stays the same throughout the program: no account needed, nothing to pay, one click and you're in.

The only thing you need is the computer your Satori is going to live on, because in the clinic we install it there with you, and in the sessions you work on it. It can't be done from a phone: the system installs on a computer. And if you miss a session, the recording is there.

"Do I need to know how to code?"

No. That's exactly the promise: you operate a Level 3 system without having had to learn AI. Module 0 is a guided installation clinic, and from there on it's all plain language: you talk, your Satori processes.

"How much time do I need? Three sessions a week sounds like a lot."

It sounds like a lot because it is: 12 hours live in two weeks, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday — in whichever of the three time slots you pick. And it's on purpose. We tried the comfortable calendar — one or two sessions a week — and the result was predictable: the momentum cools between sessions, people forget what happened last time, and by week six they still don't have the system running. Two demanding weeks is what makes the difference between leaving operating and leaving with notes. It's two weeks of your life. After that, the system works for you every day.

"Is this a prompting course? Do you give a certificate?"

No, and no. There's no prompt engineering to study here and no diploma handed out. What's pre-recorded is small: the talk, a video and the installation manual. Everything else happens live, and from day one you're operating AI on your own work. You leave with a working system.

"What if I just wait for this to mature?"

The big AI consulting players will land in Spanish in the next 18 to 36 months. When that happens, this will be standard — and expensive. Moving now gives you a double advantage: the system your peers don't have yet, and the position of having arrived early.

"How much does it cost?"

COP 990,000 with tax included — launch price. An honest comparison: this doesn't compete with $200 online courses. It competes with executive coaching, at a fraction of the cost, and leaves you with a working system instead of notes.

"What if it doesn't work on my computer?"

If your Satori isn't installed and running by the end of the installation clinic, we refund you 100%, no questions asked. That's the only part that depends on us, and that's why it's the part we guarantee. What comes after — using it, loading it with your information, making it a habit — depends on you, and no course in the world can guarantee that for you.

"Does it work on Windows, or only Mac?"

Both, but with a minimum version worth checking beforehand: macOS 13 (Ventura) or later, or Windows 10 or later. That's what Claude Code requires, and Satori runs inside it — below that, it won't start. On a Mac you find it under the Apple menu → "About This Mac"; on Windows, under Settings → System → "About". The booking form asks and tells you right away if your machine falls short, before you pay anything.

"Do I need to pay for anything else besides the Camp?"

Yes, and it's better you know now: Satori runs on Claude Code, Anthropic's tool, so you need an active Claude subscription. You pay that directly to Anthropic, not to Satoro. The Pro plan costs US$20 a month (US$17 if you pay the year upfront), includes Claude Code, and is the one you'll use for the Camp and to run your Satori every day. The Max plan, from US$100 a month, gives 5 or 20 times more usage and only makes sense if you're going to lean on it many hours a day. Claude's free plan doesn't include Claude Code, so it doesn't work for running a Satori. It's a real, recurring cost: factor it in before buying the Camp, not after.

"Do I lose everything I've been talking about with ChatGPT?"

No. What you already built moves with you. ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Grok and Microsoft's personal Copilot let you download your history from their own settings; Meta AI too, though it has to be requested separately in each app. In the Installation Clinic your Satori reads it, indexes it and turns it into its own memory — you never have to explain who you are again. The only ones without an official export today are DeepSeek, Qwen and Kimi: there, what's worth keeping gets copied and pasted by hand, conversation by conversation. In every other case you don't need to understand or open the file: you download it, hand it to your Satori, and it does the rest.

"How many people are in each group?"

Up to 20, and each group runs in its own time slot. The size is set so the support is real and I run it myself, and so the Installation Clinic can sit down with anyone who gets stuck. When a group needs it, that clinic draws on additional consultants — the rest of the program stays with me.

"Do the sessions run in English?"

Sessions currently run in Spanish. Running a group in English is possible — write to us and we'll set it up.

In 1995 people split into two groups: those who understood the Internet early, and those explaining today why they didn't.

This moves faster than the Internet did. And this time, the cost of falling behind isn't not knowing how to send an email.

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