Licensed platforms for companies and for individuals. One product shipping so far; the shelf is built to take more.
almSuiteOne platform, every department on the same record. Each point in it ships an MCP server, so the work can be done by a person, by KayBee, or by your own agents — and read back afterwards either way.
Sideways — every one of these is the real thing.
almTickets
Every department works the same record. Service desk, HR, sales, finance and marketing share one ticket, one history and one audit trail, so nothing is re-keyed at a hand-off — and the row is not a readout. The actions that actually move the work sit on it.
almTickets
The same record, at three in the morning. A P1 breaching in 22 minutes, with everything the person holding the pager needs on one screen: the client thread and the internal notes in the same place, the runbook one button away, the escalation route and tier, who is watching and who is looking at it right now. The assist drafts from the wiki and from the last ticket that looked like this — it proposes, you send.
almBot
Every module publishes MCP tools, and KayBee holds all of them. Ask in plain language and it does the task, guides you to it, or walks you through the screen. It acts as you, inside your permissions, and asks before anything irreversible — so you can automate a department and still read back exactly what your agents did.
almWiz
The Wiz stands the suite up. It walks every module’s settings, tracks what is configured, what is running on acknowledged defaults and what is still open, and holds go-live behind the required set. When someone’s permissions change, it walks them through what they just gained.
almTower
Uptime and latency across client sites: a 30-day figure, p50 response, per-service availability, and the events sitting behind the numbers rather than a green light with nothing under it.
almNews
Content moves draft → review → scheduled → published on one board, with blog, social and newsletter side by side instead of in three different tools.
almGrow
Pipeline by stage with weighted value and staleness heat, so a deal that has sat too long surfaces before anyone thinks to ask.
almBuild
The product registry: repository, libraries, and the build policy each one ships under — CI green before integration, a Tower review for anything that touches a runbook.
almLaunch
The engagement timeline for an onboarding: promises made on the kickoff call, the calls and documents after it, and the wiring gap someone found on site.
Every screen here is captured from the product’s own module screens.
Thirty minutes, no deck. Bring the problem and whoever will have to live with the answer.