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Zaplie is an open-source platform that integrates Microsoft Teams with Bitcoin microtransactions and AI agents (Copilots) to enhance collaboration, productivity, and real-value incentives. Built on the "value-for-value" model, it transforms the digital workspace by linking communication tools with financial rewards and AI-driven support.

Using seamless Bitcoin microtransactions, Zaplie incentivizes engagement across team members, clients, and AI agents. This approach fosters a culture of recognition and accountability, where contributions—whether human or AI—are rewarded in proportion to the value they deliver.

With its open-source foundation, Zaplie can be tailored to meet the unique needs of any organization. By aligning incentives and enabling value exchange across people and intelligent systems, it supports more motivated, transparent, and effective collaboration.

Zapdesk is a Zendesk-style support ticketing portal that uses Azure DevOps as its backend, so your support tickets live alongside your engineering work items. It pairs a familiar helpdesk interface with Bitcoin Lightning tipping, letting customers reward support agents directly for great service.

• Azure DevOps work items tagged as "ticket" appear as support tickets, with permission-based, multi-tenant access
• Email-to-ticket creation and replies to requesters via Exchange Online
• Microsoft authentication — sign in with Azure AD/Microsoft accounts
• Tip support agents with Bitcoin Lightning via QR (LNURL-pay) or Nostr Wallet Connect

Thyme is a modern time tracking web application that integrates with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central. Track your week in an intuitive timesheet grid and let Thyme keep your Business Central Jobs and Job Journal Lines in sync automatically.

• Weekly timesheet grid with a real-time start/stop timer for accurate tracking
• Automatic synchronization with Business Central Jobs and Job Journal Lines
• Secure single sign-on via Microsoft Entra ID
• Modern dark theme that works on desktop and mobile

T-Minus-15 is our open-source delivery methodology — the in-the-trenches playbook behind how KnowAll implements projects. It distils Agile (Scrum) and DevOps principles into fifteen concrete steps for taking ideas from backlog to production, delivering high-value features to the business 15 days (or less) at a time. And it's not just for people: the same playbook configures the AI agents that work alongside our team.

• Fifteen practical steps covering the full delivery lifecycle: Prep, Design, Engineer, Test and Operate
• Cross-functional squad roles — Prepper, Designer, Engineer, Test Pilot and Planner — with short sprints, daily 15-minute stand-ups and retrospectives
• One shared playbook for human team members AND AI agents — persona configs like Poppy the Planner, Pepper the Prepper and Teddy the Tester let AI co-pilots follow the same process as the humans they work with
• Open source under Creative Commons — the specifics teams actually need: roles, estimates, meetings and work-item metadata