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TAHAI Web Services

Built to
operate.

Operational software, native browser engineering, and publisher-owned web systems. Built for real work. Designed for a clean handoff.

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IT operationsNative softwareIndependent publishing
Systems by Justin Tahai · Maine
Cinematic background · sound off
01 / contextOperational IntelligenceConnect the work02 / executionTAHAI PSAService operations03 / knowledgeTAHAI IT DocsRecords that stay useful04 / workspaceTAHAI BrowserRelease + native source05 / publishingTAHAI-PressOwn your publication
01 / Operational platforms

Less fragmented work.
More useful context.

Documentation, service delivery, and operational intelligence—connected by purpose, with distinct access and data boundaries.

Flagship / operational context

Operational Intelligence

Bring evidence, runbooks, documentation, and decision context closer to the work of MSPs, MSSPs, and internal IT teams.

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Execution / service operations

TAHAI PSA

Tickets, approvals, projects, client collaboration, and the documented follow-through that keeps service operations moving.

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Knowledge / governed records

TAHAI IT Docs

Keep procedures, client records, project context, and approved client-facing information understandable for the next person.

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Each application has its own authorization. See how the systems relate →

02 / Platform engineering

Beyond another
website wrapper.

Native browser engineering and publisher-controlled infrastructure extend the same philosophy: useful tools, clear ownership, and an honest release story.

TAHAI Browser

A working environment.
Not just another tab.

Explore the published Windows package and the native-source engineering behind the next pieces of the browser. Development work and installed releases remain clearly distinguished.

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TAHAI-Press

Your newsroom.
Your files. Your future.

A publisher-owned, database-free platform for articles, records, PDFs, and independent publications. Static output, a public source tree, and a path to a clean handoff.

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Recent client work

Different businesses.
Built around their work.

Real websites for local businesses. Each project gives its services, personality, and customer journey room to stand on their own.

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Client websiteSERVICE PAGES · PLANNING · QUOTE PREP

Local services / fencing

MJ Fence ME

Service-area pages, project photos, fence planning, and a clearer path to a quote.

  • Local services
  • Photo-based planning
  • Quote preparation
Visit client websitemjfenceme.com
Client websiteBRAND PERSONALITY · EVENTS · LOCAL REACH

Brand website / mobile vending

Grillz Wadder Ice

A distinctive mobile-vending brand, local service coverage, and event inquiries.

  • Brand presentation
  • Mobile vending
  • Event inquiries
Visit client websitegrillzwadderice.com
Client websiteSERVICE DISCOVERY · AREA PAGES · CONTACT

Local services / cleaning

SMS Cleaning Services

Clear service information, regional coverage, and a text-friendly quote experience.

  • Service pages
  • Regional coverage
  • Text-friendly contact
Visit client websitesms-cleaning.pages.dev
Client websiteGRANITE STATE · CAR WASH

Client website / automotive services

Granite State Car Wash

A dedicated web presence for a car-wash business.

  • Client website
  • Automotive services
  • Business presence
Visit client websitegranitestatecarwash.com
How the work is built

Good engineering
leaves a record.

The interface is the front door. What matters behind it is whether the system is supportable, the work is reviewable, and the next person has what they need.

Engineering servicesTrust Center
01

Keep ownership clear.

Source, records, exports, and deployment handoffs are part of the work—not an afterthought.

02

Keep boundaries explicit.

A public link, a local identifier, or a shared design does not grant access to another service.

03

Keep claims behind evidence.

Show what is available. Label what is in development. Make support and product information easy to find.

Independent work / Justin Tahai

The same builder.
A different kind of challenge.

Games, browser experiences, and hands-on engineering. Personal projects belong alongside the technical work—with their own purpose, not as client deployments.

Personal projectDESIGN FILES · CAD · BROWSER INSPECTION

Engineering prototype / 3D workbench

IRON-DAD

Mechanical design, inspectable files, and a browser-based 3D workbench.

  • CAD & prototyping
  • 3D workbench
  • Design documentation
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Buttercup project artwork from the REBORN websitePersonal projectBUTTERCUP · A SECOND CHAPTER

Driving game / personal storytelling

99½ REBORN

A driving-game project giving a much-loved Jetta a second chapter.

  • Driving game
  • Project storytelling
  • Open-source project
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Personal projectPeachesA Christmas cat adventure with touch, keyboard, and controller interfaces.Personal projectThe Procedural Grand PrixA browser-racing project with a garage, course selection, and a legal-satire setting.Personal projectPROCEDURAL2Three legal-satire arcade cabinets, with fighting and co-op brawling themes.Personal projectPROCEDURAL3Two browser-arcade cartridges with platform-adventure themes and touch controls.
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The engineer behind TAHAI

Built from the
operator’s side.

About Justin Tahai ↗GitHub ↗Professional profile ↗

Justin Tahai’s managed-services background informs the focus on practical systems, clean documentation, and work that can be handed to the next engineer.

TAHAI Web Services is the company home for this product family. Mainely Code remains a separate business; legal and civic technology remain part of Justin’s broader technical portfolio.

Your next move

Put the right
system to work.

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