Infrastructure and applications built and operated by continuous.engineering and its portfolio companies. Some are ours to sell directly; some carry another brand. Every one of them is live.
It starts with hardened-images, the base layer everything else builds on, then IAAS provisioning the data-intelligence infrastructure on top of that base, then Forge's PM and Dev agents building against it, and finally the regulated products running in production on top of all of it: ClinIQ, Pulse, Qyntec EHR, Racchabanda, and Mirage. Every layer is dogfooded by the one above it, not just sold.
The container base images continuous.engineering deploys for client work. Non-root, digest-pinned, Trivy-scanned, Cosign-signed, with SBOM and provenance attached to every published digest.
Read more →A self-hosted, multi-tenant data-intelligence platform: one domain-agnostic substrate, every new purpose expressed as a pack, structural tenant isolation, and identity-based access instead of passwords.
Read more →Documentation management and risk planning that keeps compliance evidence and risk registers current year-round, not reconstructed under deadline pressure before an audit.
Read more →Clinical governance CRM for onboarding hospitals and doctors into a second-opinion medical network: prospect through credentialing, contract, opinion, and payout, in one pipeline.
Read more →Remote Patient Monitoring sold to medical practices as a monthly subscription. Live, paying and pilot practices today, reimbursed by Medicare and insurers, documented correctly.
Read more →A FHIR-compliant, AI-first Electronic Health Record platform: complete hospital and ambulatory coverage, built to replace legacy systems that fight the people using them.
Read more →Self-hosted, multi-tenant WebRTC video conferencing with real-time collaborative whiteboarding, run on infrastructure you control instead of a third-party vendor.
Read more →Server-side remote browser sessions with a pixel-only posture: reach a regulated web application from any device with zero PHI ever landing on the endpoint.
Read more →PM agents and Dev agents, working together: PM agents turn founder intent into architecture and backlog, Dev agents write and ship the code, verified by a dedicated gate-keeper before anything lands.
Read more →Doctor-voice ASR personalization: calibrates Whisper-based medical transcription to each doctor's own voice and accent in roughly 90 seconds, with a tiered correction pipeline for drug names and easily-confused numbers. In testing, not yet released.
An MDM-style solution for monitoring IT assets and security posture across many client companies at once, built for MSP-style operations.
Read more →A desktop workspace shell whose entire window, and every popup it spawns, is excluded from screen sharing and recording (Zoom, Meet, Teams, OBS) at the OS level.
Read more →Eight test formats unified under one ordered Plan: Project, Suite, Plan, Run, one shared service any project self-service-creates its own test content in, with a self-hosted Agent option and a full agent-facing MCP surface.
Read more →Every product here started as real infrastructure for a real problem, not a demo built to sell. hardened-images is what every container we run is built from. Attestia is how audit delivery actually gets tracked. The rest are live products with real users behind them.
Some carry the continuous.engineering brand directly; ClinIQ and Pulse are Continuia products, Qyntec EHR is a Qyntec product, and Racchabanda and Mirage are Racchabanda products. Different companies, same bar for what ships.
Published in the open where it makes sense, because a vendor's access model, base images, and product posture should be inspectable, not taken on faith.
Ask which product fits what you're solving for, or how any of them actually works under the hood. I read every conversation and follow up if it makes sense.