Mapping Golden Age Architecture
to Modern SaaS & Technology Solutions.

An operations layer over Mojo Helpdesk: queue monitoring, watchdogs, AI-generated staff notes, and multi-provider AI support.

Most helpdesk platforms tell you what happened. Tadbir watches what is happening — standing watchdogs over queue depth, aging tickets, and SLA drift, escalating before a breach rather than reporting one afterward. Its AI layer drafts staff notes and summaries through a provider-agnostic interface: cloud models via bring-your-own-key, or a fully local model when data cannot leave the building.

A client-side financial dashboard for department-level cost allocation, SLA billing, and executive PDF reporting.

IT is a cost center until someone can show the invoice. Qist turns ticket volume, SLA tiers, and effort into department-level allocation that a finance director will actually accept — and prints it as an executive PDF. It runs entirely client-side: cost data never leaves the browser, which removes the security review that normally kills this kind of tool before it ships.

A lightweight monitor for Konica Minolta EXA PACS environments, catching slow-downs in the radiologist reading path before they become disruptions.

In a radiology environment the failure that matters is rarely a hard outage — it is the reading path quietly getting slower until studies stack up and someone escalates. Rasd instruments that path specifically: study retrieval, image load, and the hand-off points where EXA PACS degrades first. It is deliberately lightweight, built to sit in a clinical network without becoming another system to babysit.

A tracing program that turns raster input into clean, editable SVG geometry.

The smallest module in the ecosystem and the most purely geometric: Rasm takes raster input and resolves it into clean vector paths. It exists because every other project eventually needs a logo, an icon, or an ornament turned into geometry that scales — the same problem the craftsmen who cut the zellij in Granada solved with a compass and a straightedge.