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TMBW

Meet NELDA

AI for the IT teams nobody else is building for.

NELDA is a virtual network admin — built for the small and mid-sized organizations, public agencies, and rural school districts most enterprise tooling overlooks.

The Problem

One IT person. Two thousand students. No backup.

There is a school district in eastern Washington where one IT person handles two thousand students across three campuses.

He gets a message from a teacher: students keep dropping off video conferences in the library. He does not know if it is bandwidth, the switch in that building, an access point that needs a reboot, or something worse.

He has a Monday-morning deadline. He is on his own.

There are over 13,000 school districts in the United States. Most look like this.

The Solution

NELDA ships in a box. She plugs in and gets to work.

NELDA is a hardware appliance that ships in a box. She plugs into the network, learns the environment, and helps with everything a network admin would do — discovery, monitoring, security advisories, configuration, integration with existing tools.

She always recommends; she never acts without human approval. Everything runs on the customer's premises. Their data never leaves.

  • Discovery & monitoring

    Maps the network. Watches for trouble. Surfaces what matters.

  • Security advisories

    Continuous CVE awareness for the gear you actually run.

  • Configuration help

    Recommends changes in plain language. You approve. She executes.

  • On-premise & private

    Your data stays on your network. No cloud round-trip required.

The Mission

Technology Making a Better World.

TMBW LLC stands for Technology Making a Better World.

We exist to bring AI-grade network operations to the communities AI was supposed to help — and currently does not. Rural schools. Small businesses. The long tail of organizations the giants do not serve.

Want to talk?

We've just exited proof-of-concept mode and are heading into our first product. We work with a small number of customers at a time, and we genuinely like hearing about other people's networks. Drop us a line.