Start selected requests, check requirements, schedule, pay where approved, track status and receive notices.
The Digital Front Door of Timor-Leste
One trusted digital gateway connecting citizens to government, mobility, and healthcare—through one familiar national service experience.
Essential services should feel closer, clearer and easier to begin.
LINKTIMOR brings government, mobility and healthcare into one familiar citizen experience—while each institution retains authority over policy, official records and regulated decisions.
Know the approved driver, vehicle, fare basis and trip status while transport regulation remains with the State.
Find participating services, appointments, referrals and telemedicine pathways connected to approved health systems.
One citizen. One familiar starting point. Existing institutions stay in control.
LINKTIMOR simplifies how a citizen begins, follows and completes a service without replacing the systems, records or legal authority behind that service.
Approved identity path • plain-language requirements • service catalogue • status tracking • notifications • support
Approved APIs coordinate identity, payments, messaging, consent, document verification and status exchange only when a service needs it.
Ministries and competent authorities retain policy, official records, approvals, clinical governance, transport regulation and service ownership.
Public services in the citizen’s hand.
mGov focuses first on high-friction transactions where better information, pre-checking, appointments, payments, tracking and notifications can reduce avoidable travel and repeated follow-up.
Priority mobile public-service journeys
Every request becomes a visible, accountable service case.
Citizens see a simple journey. Authorized teams see the operational evidence needed to manage workload, service quality, approvals, delays and citizen support.
A safer, more visible journey from request to arrival.
SAEFAST is a connected-mobility service concept for participating drivers and operators. Licensing, regulation and enforcement remain with the competent Timor-Leste authority.
Know the trip before it begins.
- Request or schedule a participating ride and confirm pickup.
- See approved driver and vehicle details before confirmation.
- See the expected fare or fare basis before the trip.
- Track the trip, retain a trip record and access support.
Operate through verified rules.
- Onboarding linked to authorized credential checks.
- Service-area, category, dispatch and trip records.
- Incident, complaint and safety-event records.
- Settlement records where applicable.
See service evidence—not private-market noise.
- Aggregated demand and service-coverage information.
- Traceable safety, incident and complaint records.
- Connection to—not bypass of—authority processes and policy.
Care begins before the journey to a facility.
HealthLink is proposed as a citizen-facing access and navigation layer for approved services. Ministry of Health systems, clinical records and health-sector governance remain authoritative.
Participating facilities, service types, locations and instructions.
Approved bookings, reminders and next-step instructions.
Referral guidance and follow-up status where permitted.
Approved pathways connecting local facilities to specialist support.
One national experience. Built for real conditions.
The platform should absorb complexity while the citizen sees clarity—across devices, connectivity conditions and assisted service channels.
Core citizen journeys optimized for smartphones and simple navigation.
Lightweight pages, efficient data use and resilient transaction design.
Government-approved service desks or assisted channels for citizens who need support.
Language packs and government-approved terminology configurable for national use.
Readable typography, clear status language and inclusive user-experience standards.
Approved interfaces and auditable transaction history subject to policy.
Timor-Leste keeps authority. Digital convenience does not weaken sovereignty.
The platform can be tested without transferring institutional ownership. Security, interoperability and accountability are designed into Phase 1 before any later scale decision.
Records and legal authority stay with the responsible institution.
Authentication, consent, encryption, logging and incident response.
Approved APIs connect systems without replacing them.
Transactions, approvals, payments and service changes remain auditable.
Start controlled. Prove the operating model. Scale only on evidence.
A 180-day Phase 1 can establish governance, connect approved systems, run real citizen journeys and give competent authorities evidence for the next decision.
Confirm services, agencies, pilot locations, governance, commercial ceiling and success measures.
Document integrations, configure workflows and connect approved identity, payment and agency systems.
Run real citizen journeys with service desks, monitoring, audit, support and incident management.
Compare completion, processing time, backlog, reliability, support demand, incidents and cost.
per Month per Service availed
Simple to understand. Auditable in use. Governed by Timor-Leste.
Billing control is part of the design.
System-generated active-service counts with agreed exclusions and retained transaction evidence.
Usage basis, exceptions, disputes and any monthly ceiling reviewed before billing.
Only the validated amount is invoiced; supporting evidence remains available for audit.
Authority and control
Policy and service rules • institutional ownership and data authority • approval of service scope and commercial ceilings • regulatory and national scale decisions.
Defined delivery responsibility
Citizen experience and service catalogue • approved integrations and workflows • monitoring, audit logs, incident handling and reporting • documentation, training and transition support.
Measure service outcomes—not downloads, registrations or promises.
A later scale decision should be informed by measurable citizen experience, operating performance, reliability, security and cost evidence from real services.
Successful starts and completions; support demand; repeat visits avoided where measurable.
Median end-to-end processing time and waiting time by service and location.
First-time-right submissions; cases returned for missing or incorrect requirements.
Open cases, ageing, overdue cases, assignment and escalation.
Availability, failed transactions, security events and incident response.
Operating cost, support load, integration cost and unit-service economics.
Built with delivery discipline. Transferred with institutional capability.
AEX Systems proposes to serve as technology implementation and managed-service partner, combining platform delivery with documentation, training, operational support and structured knowledge transfer.
Experience across digital platforms, cloud, government services, healthcare, payments and analytics.
The supplied profile lists DICT, DOH, DepEd, DA, COMELEC, NGCP and LGU engagements.
Government, healthcare, payments, transport/events, cloud and analytics.
The supplied profile lists engagements in the United States, Hong Kong, Qatar, Bahrain and Australia.
The future does not need to begin everywhere at once. It only needs to begin well.
A National Digital Front Door for Essential Citizen Services.
Start a serious digital infrastructure conversation.
For LINKTIMOR executive discussions, government modernization, platform delivery, integrations, and Phase 1 coordination, connect directly with AEX Systems.
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