The analyst workbench. Live signals, forecasts, and deployments for operators — one role-scoped workspace, sealed to the viewport by design.
Read the dossierDastoor Labs
The research and product lab
behind Dastoor.
01 — Featured work
Telemus
An analyst workbench that turns live platform signals into decisions. Telemus is currently in sealed preview with a small group of operators.
Sealed preview
Every signal on one screen
Analysts should not hunt across dashboards. Telemus opens on a signal wall — latency, throughput, coverage, drift — each with its current verdict, each traceable to the raw record behind it.
- A workspace scoped to each analyst's role
- Views sealed to the viewport — nothing leaves the screen
- Access granted and revoked in a single move
02 — Products
What the lab makes
The lab's work reaches the world two ways: inside the Dastoor platform, and through its own products.
The Persian AI platform the lab exists to serve — assistant, agents, and team workflows. Most of what the lab builds ships here first.
Open dastoor.appDesign notes and essays from the lab, published on dastoor.app — how the systems work, and why they are built the way they are.
Read the Journal03 — How we work
From design to operation
One group carries each product the whole way. There is no handoff between the people who design a system and the people who run it.
Design
Every product begins as a written design — the constraints, the tradeoffs, and the measure it has to beat.
Build
Small teams ship working software early. Internal tools get the same care as anything customer-facing.
Operate
We run what we build. Instrumentation, review, and postmortems stay inside the lab, where the context lives.
04 — Journal
Research and writing
Notes from inside the lab — how the systems work, and why they are built the way they are.
Agents versus chatbots — what actually changes when the model can act.
Four memory layers, one promise: the assistant remembers what you meant.
Inside the lab's multi-agent teams — coordination, cost, and honest limits.
Zero-knowledge by construction: why the platform can't read what it stores.
Fresh notes land in the Journal — labs.dastoor.app/articles · RSS available
05 — Security
Private by construction
Security is decided in the architecture, long before anything reaches a policy document.
Telemus views cannot be copied, printed, or scraped. The viewport is the boundary.
Every payment on the platform settles with a verifiable HMAC-SHA256 receipt.
Access ends the moment a grant is withdrawn — in the middle of a session if it has to.
These pages carry no analytics scripts. Your reading here is your own.
See Telemus before release.
Access is granted to a small group of operators at a time. Write to us about your team and what you monitor — we will follow up personally.