Employee IT support tickets and hardware, monitor, and software asset inventory in one system.
Alternative to: ServiceNow, Freshservice
- On request
- Partial Arabic
- In Egypt
Open-source system
Alternative to 1Password
An encrypted vault for company passwords shared across teams with role permissions, hosted on your server in Egypt.
Available on request: We set it up for you when you ask for it.
A unified vault for your company's credentials: each team member receives a personal secure vault, and departments share access to infrastructure accounts and business logins through granular permissions, eliminating spreadsheets, shared text files, and chat messages. Vaults are encrypted directly on user devices before reaching the server, and the server is hosted in Egypt.
If you are looking for an alternative to 1Password, LastPass, or Bitwarden for business, this replaces:
Built on Vaultwarden, an open-source server compatible with official Bitwarden client applications.
Customization and building from scratch are part of our software and application development service.
Part of: Internal IT pack
Employee IT support tickets and hardware, monitor, and software asset inventory in one system.
Alternative to: ServiceNow, Freshservice
Remotely access employee machines to resolve technical issues and manage endpoints from a single server dashboard.
Alternative to: TeamViewer, AnyDesk
Server health and performance metrics on a single dashboard, with alerts on disk space or high CPU load.
Alternative to: Datadog, New Relic
Monitors intrusion and brute-force attempts on your website and servers, blocking them automatically.
Alternative to: Cloudflare WAF, Commercial firewalls
One password and two-factor authentication for all systems; provision a user once across all apps with proper roles.
Alternative to: Okta, Microsoft Entra ID
Fast remote desktop access to assist employees or clients, routed through a connection server you own.
Alternative to: AnyDesk, TeamViewer
Yes: encrypted vaults for every team member, shared collections with granular permissions, and autofill across browsers and mobile devices. The difference is server hosting inside Egypt, with zero recurring per-user licensing fees.
No. Zero-knowledge encryption occurs on the user's device using their master password; the server stores only encrypted data blocks.
Because of zero-knowledge architecture, master passwords cannot be reset or recovered. We configure emergency access policies or enterprise admin reset procedures to prevent data loss.
Yes, using built-in import tools that read export files from 1Password, LastPass, or browsers.