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Software for work that has to be right.

Kaibre is a software company. We build our own products, we build products with partners, and we take on a small number of commissioned systems — all of it in production, all of it still ours to run.

Products
Software we own and operate
Partnerships
Products built with domain partners
Commissioned
Production systems built by request

A new regulation arrives. Tuntas works out what it changes.

Tuntas reads a new Indonesian financial regulation against a company's own SOPs, policies, agreements and terms, and returns the position obligation by obligation — what changed, what it means here, what is missing, what has to be revised, who owns it, and by when. Every conclusion points to the article and the document it rests on.

Obligation by obligation
Each obligation of the new regulation beside the provision it replaces, with a conclusion and its reason.
It asks rather than guesses
Where the evidence is not in the documents, it names the document it needs and says why.
The judgment stays with Compliance
The officer reviews every conclusion and decides. Nothing closes on a click.

Tuntas is an analysis tool. It does not certify compliance and it does not give legal advice.

Fictional company, real regulation.

Expert judgment, spent on volume.

Something valuable depends on a person's judgment — an assessor's, an operator's, a closer's — and most of their day goes to the volume around it. We build the system that carries the volume.

  1. Volume arrives

    Hundreds of documents, calls, or records — all of it needing attention.

  2. The system carries it

    Reads, checks, classifies, and prepares, consistently and at pace.

  3. A person decides

    The judgment that carries consequence stays with the person.

Walking a site against a regulatory standard, then writing it up. Working a list to find the few conversations worth having. Holding thousands of records accurate when each one carries money.

Where a wrong record is an event, not a support ticket.

Kaibre built the production software a luxury-commerce business runs on: individual products valued from approximately US$10,000 to US$500,000, across a catalogue worth tens of millions of dollars.

At those values accuracy is not a quality-of-life feature. A record that is wrong, stale, or mispriced is a commercial event. The system is live in commercial use, and Kaibre continues to support and operate it — the same people who designed it.

Individual product value
$10k – $500k
Catalogue value
Tens of millions
Status
Live

Client and implementation details are withheld under confidentiality.

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Software we own and operate.

Three products in market, built on the same discipline. Each one keeps a person in the decision.

Product screens. No real customer, engagement or campaign appears in any of them.

Some organisations have one workflow that carries the business.

When it matters more than the rest of the business combined and nothing on the market fits it, that is the kind of system we take on and then keep running.

We build the system, put it into production, and keep operating it. The people who designed it are the ones running it a year later.

A good fit

  • The workflow is central to how the business makes money.
  • It is expensive because it depends on people who are hard to replace.
  • Being wrong has a real financial, regulatory, or reputational cost.

Not a fit

  • Topping up an existing team with engineers.
  • Executing a specification someone else has already written.
  • Building the cheapest possible version of something.

Founder-led, and still running what we built.

The person you talk to first is the person responsible for the work, and the people who designed a system are the ones operating it a year later. That is the arrangement, not an upsell.

Registered
Abu Dhabi, UAE
Working across
UAE, Indonesia, Canada, United States
Systems in production
Built, operated, and supported by us

Tell us about the work.

If something in your operation is expensive, slow, and important, describe it in a paragraph. It reaches the person who would be responsible for building it.