Arhas · India
Software you can check.
We publish the price, the mechanism, and the limits. Then we ship the code that enforces them.
01 — The standard
Most software is sold to people who have no way of checking whether it works.
A gamer with one PC. A two-doctor clinic. A solo pathologist. None of them has a procurement committee, an IT team, or a security reviewer. The industry has priced that in — and built a market where the claim on the website is the only thing you get.
So we made the claim checkable. Not with a trust badge or a compliance PDF, but structurally: every guarantee our software makes is enforced in the code path, where it cannot be quietly dropped, and every number we publish is counted out of the source and cited on the page.
It is a slower way to write a website. It rules out most of what our competitors say. It is also the only version of "trust us" that means anything to a buyer who cannot audit us.
Read what we refuse to ship“BRUTAL Optimizer will never defrag your SSD.”
Most optimizers make this promise in a settings tooltip. In BRUTAL it is not a promise:
before any maintenance pass runs, the drive is asked what it physically is. Flash gets
TRIM. Only a disk the operating system confirms is spinning is ever handed to
defrag.exe. There is no toggle that can override it, because there is no
toggle.
Services/StorageHealthService.cs — WMI MSFT_PhysicalDisk MediaType gate
02 — Products
Three products. Three markets. One refusal.
A Windows optimizer, a hospital system and a laboratory system look like an unrelated portfolio. They are the same argument, made to three sets of buyers who all share the same problem: no way to check the vendor.
BRUTAL Optimizer
A Windows optimizer that refuses to fake a number — 22 modules, 17 of them free, 661 named tweaks, each one reversible.
- 661 Named, counted tweaks Sum of TweakCount across all 22 modules — Views/OptimizeView.xaml.cs:56-77
- 17 of 22 Modules free, permanently Exactly 5 modules carry IsProOnly — Views/OptimizeView.xaml.cs:56-77
MedOS
A cloud hospital management system for Indian clinics, from ₹699 a month — with the price published and no quote form.
- ₹699 Per month, published, no quote form MedOS lib/constants/plan-pricing.ts — the app's own billing constants
- 690 † Consultation templates, across 36 specialties MedOS website/app/page.tsx — the product's own published count
LabOS
A cloud LIMS for Indian diagnostic labs, from ₹999 a month — accession to signed report, with 171 analyzers supported out of the box.
- 171 Analyzers preset, across 43 manufacturers LabOS lib/instrument-library.ts — exactly 171 entries
- ₹999 Per month, published LabOS labos-website/src/data/site.ts:68-77 — the PLANS constant
03 — The same rule, three times
The shop that refuses to fake an FPS number is the shop that refuses to write “certified”.
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A gamer with one PC
— has been sold a registry cleaner that did nothing, twice.
BRUTAL will not defrag an SSD — not because a setting forbids it, but because the drive type is checked in hardware before maintenance runs.
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A two-doctor clinic in Jaipur
— has no IT team, no security reviewer, and no way to check a compliance claim.
MedOS cannot record fetal sex in a radiology report. PCPNDT is blocked at the field, not flagged in an audit six months later.
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A single-pathologist lab in Coimbatore
— is assessed against NABL by someone who will ask to see the trail.
LabOS will not let the technician who ran a test sign it off. The API returns 403 before the write, not after a UI check.
04 — What we will not ship
The list that costs us the most is the reason to trust the rest.
Every line here is something a competitor is doing today, and something we have turned down. Several of them are things our own product sites used to say, and no longer do.
- A number we cannot show you the source of Every figure on this site carries the file and line it was counted from. If we cannot cite it, we delete it rather than round it.
- A testimonial from someone who does not exist We publish no customer quotes, no logo wall and no star rating until there is a real customer who has agreed to be named. Placeholder people are not social proof; they are a lie with a headshot.
- A certification we have not been granted MedOS is ABDM-ready and sandbox-validated — it is not ABDM-certified, and we will not write that it is until the certificate exists. LabOS is built for NABL; NABL accredits laboratories, not software. We hold no ISO 27001 and have commissioned no external penetration test. Both facts are published.
- A guaranteed performance number No "+300% FPS", no "40% faster". BRUTAL will not print a performance figure it cannot measure on your machine, and it shows you the cases where it cannot help you at all.
- Software that holds your data hostage When a licence lapses, BRUTAL drops to free and leaves every optimization in place. When a MedOS subscription ends, your data stays exportable for 30 days. No kill switch, no ransom.
- A price you have to ask for Every price a self-serve customer pays is on the page — ₹699 for MedOS, ₹999 for LabOS, no setup fee, no qualification call. LabOS's top Enterprise tier is quoted rather than published; every tier beneath it is published, and we would rather say that here than pretend otherwise.
Software you can check.
We publish the price, the mechanism, and the limits. Then we ship the code that enforces them.