The outreach, the client records, the documents, the follow ups. It connects to the tools you already pay for, learns how your business actually works, and gets on with the parts that repeat every week.
Software gives you tools. This gives you staff.
It does the work. You keep the last word.
Every founder eventually becomes the switchboard. Madar takes the switchboard.
Not a chatbot you visit, and not a workflow you maintain. A set of departments that already know how your company works, doing the repeatable half of the day while you keep the half that needs judgment.
This is not a diagram of the product. It is the product. Your clients, your people, the rules you set and the things waiting on your word, all kept in one place so no department has to ask you twice. Drag it. Click anything.
Forty seven specialist roles under one coordinator: sales, marketing, finance, support, people, operations, and a deep tech bench with an architect, an AI engineer, data and Arabic localization. Ask once; the right ones fan out. Departments are added per your structure, never hard coded.
Before it says a word on your behalf, we encode your companies, clients, deals, standing rules and voice. Context is the product. A generic tool starts from zero every morning; yours compounds.
Every send, publish and payment waits for your word, delivered to your phone, answered in one tap. Routine actions earn standing approval over time. Trust is a dial, and you hold it.
The live stream names what it is touching, not just that it did something: the file it opened, the record it read, the address it is about to write to. You can catch a wrong move while it is happening, not after. Credentials are never shown, by design.
Each department is briefed to the top of its craft, given written boundaries, and then examined before it touches your business. A role that fails gets its brief fixed and retakes. No agent starts work on charm.
A doctor process checks the stack every five minutes and revives anything that died. Backups run nightly, and the restore has been rehearsed rather than assumed. A system that cannot prove it comes back is a demo, not infrastructure.
Six steps, and only one of them is yours. The ring is the fifth.
We connect to what you already run, on your own accounts, through each platform's official interfaces. Copper chips are live in the product today; the rest are wired during your onboarding, in days. Nothing is sent, posted or paid from any of them without your approval.
TSB Labs runs on Madar OS every day: client follow ups, proposals, prospect research, finance checks, content. It runs on its own server, not a laptop: close the lid and it still answers on the phone, books and cancels meetings through the calendar behind the approval ring, and the hosting costs nothing. When a new lead designs a blueprint on this site, Madar reads it and has a personalized proposal drafted in under a minute, held at the ring until you say yes. It maintains itself too: a doctor process checks the whole stack every five minutes and repairs what it finds, the database is copied to object storage every night, and the copy is proven by restoring it, not by counting files. Even recall is measured rather than trusted: the threshold that decides when a remembered fact may enter a conversation is set by evaluation against labelled questions, every answer found, nothing pushed into a conversation where it does not belong. The demonstration is not a slide deck. Book a call and watch our OS run our business, live.
No setup fee and no call required. Madar interviews you about your business, a checklist connects your accounts, and the assistant inside the app teaches you the rest. From $149 a month plus VAT where it applies, or two months free when you pay the year.