Why we built a preparation workspace for couples across borders
Preparing a Schengen C visa as a Thai–European couple involves two people, several languages and destination-specific requirements. It is easy to lose track or duplicate work.
We believe couples should start from official sources, see who needs to do what, and review every fact before submission—without being sold a promise about the visa outcome.

My name is Maco. I am a Digital Logic Architect, and I built SabAI out of absolute necessity.
When my Thai partner and I prepared our own applications, we had to compare official instructions, divide the work, draft letters and organise relationship photos into a clear timeline. That became the starting point for SabAI.
We turned that scattered workflow into a shared, reviewable preparation workspace.
Automated sponsorship drafting.
Chronological album building.
AI-driven error detection.
I turned the preparation workflow we used into an organized software tool. We reviewed our own facts, prepared letter drafts, structured a chronological relationship album, and checked the final application against the relevant official instructions. Our personal applications were approved, but every case is assessed independently.

SabAI makes that workflow available for other couples to use and review.
We are not a travel agency or law firm. SabAI is a preparation workspace that helps you organize relationship data into a clear, professional dossier for your own review.
We want you to start with a checklist and official sources, then use drafting tools when you are ready. The competent authority always makes the final decision.