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Our work

Products we built and still run

We build software of our own, too. Each product below is online, and we run its servers, databases and backups ourselves.

The Tivali home page, with a course editor where Luina drafts a final exam
The Tivali home page on a phone

Learning platform for companies

Tivali

Companies use Tivali to train their people. Teams build courses and exams, issue certificates and follow each person's progress. Its assistant, Luina, drafts courses and exams for a trainer to check and apply.

  • Multi-tenant SaaS
  • Exams and certificates
  • AI course drafts
The Agoraboard home page, with email, WhatsApp, live chat and portal flowing into one support queue
The Agoraboard home page on a phone

Service desk for B2B teams

Agoraboard

Agoraboard turns customer email into tickets in one queue. Teams reply from the ticket, track SLAs, give customers a portal for their requests, and add projects or a CRM when they need them.

  • Email to tickets
  • Customer portal
  • Seven languages
The GoTerm home page, with a web terminal connected to a production host
The GoTerm home page on a phone

SSH and SFTP in the browser, in beta

GoTerm

GoTerm is an SSH and SFTP client that runs in the browser, with nothing to install. Hosts live in one place, shared with your team, and saved credentials stay encrypted.

  • Browser SSH
  • SFTP
  • Team spaces

One platform under two of them

Tivali and Agoraboard run on one platform we designed and operate: a control plane that handles sign-up, billing and the list of tenants, and a data plane per product with its own database and file storage. GoTerm runs on its own while it is in beta. Databases are never exposed to the network, and the platform's parts talk only over authenticated HTTPS.

Control plane

Sign-up and trials · Billing · Tenants and settings

Authenticated HTTPS only

  • Tivali

    • Its own API
    • Its own database
    • Its own file storage
  • Agoraboard

    • Its own API
    • Its own database
    • Its own file storage
  • GoTerm

    Runs on its own while in beta

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Client story

Explore Java: a travel site built to be found

Search-ready pages, a gallery and stories the team publishes itself, and the Lighthouse numbers to show for it.

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