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with responsibility·with courage·with technology·with respect for people·with future in mind

Memory as a strategic resource

Heritage is not a burden of the past.
It is the foundation of the future.

Fundacja Tradycji i Innowacji builds memory protection for archives, schools, libraries, cultural centres and local governments — standards, procedures, responsible AI, cybersecurity.

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Foundation

KRS · 0001049849
NIP · 7123459248
REGON · 525955729
Józefów 58A, 21-050 Piaski
Active since 2023-07-28
✉ biuro@ftii.pl

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Tradition & Innovation Foundation · since 2023

eClerk platform interface — example FTI solution

Technology solutions

Four categories of durable solutions.

We do not chase trends. We build solutions that institutions can run for the next ten years — sovereign, auditable, compliant with EU and Polish law.

Offline-first, on-premise, Polish AI stack, GDPR / AI Act / NIS2 / KSC compliant. No cloud dependency, full institutional control over data.

Solution categories

4

R·01 web apps · R·02 systems · R·03 offline AI · R·04 sites & portals

Construction principles

6

offline-first · on-premise · Polish stack · auditability · compliance · WCAG 2.2

Polish stack

Bielik + Linux

no cloud · no data transfer · full institutional control

FTI›Solutions

R·01

Web applications

Domain-specific systems delivered as web platforms

Custom web applications for cultural institutions, schools and local governments — built on modern frameworks (Next.js, React) with full server-side control and Polish-sovereign hosting.

Example deployments

Citizen-service portal for a municipality
Digital exhibition catalogue with semantic search
Tool for collecting and curating oral-history interviews
Internal workflow application for cultural-grants programmes

Key features

TypeScript end-to-end
Postgres + own backup
OIDC / SAML authentication
WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility
Offline-first PWA where it makes sense

R·02

Information systems

Backend, integrations, archives — for institutional operations

Long-life information systems supporting the day-to-day work of public institutions — document workflow, archives, integrations with national registers and standards (OAI-PMH, IIIF, IAEA-style metadata).

Example deployments

eClerk platform — document workflow, signatures, archive
Local heritage repository with national-archive sync
Photogrammetric heritage inventory database
Audit-ready data infrastructure for cultural grants

Key features

Linux on-premise — no cloud dependency
End-to-end encryption (AES-256)
OAI-PMH / IIIF / Dublin Core compliance
GDPR-by-design data architecture
Auditable change history

R·03

Offline AI programmes

AI tools running on the institution's own infrastructure

AI capabilities — assistants, transcription, OCR, image reconstruction — implemented as offline programmes running on the institution's own machines. No cloud transfer, no third-party data processing.

Example deployments

Bielik 7B assistant for local-government employees
Whisper transcription station for oral-history interviews
Photo reconstruction studio (DDColor + Clarity-SR)
OCR pipeline for archival handwriting (Transkribus / custom)

Key features

Polish-language models (Bielik 7B, PLLuM)
Local inference — no data leaves the institution
Auditable model versions and prompts
AI Act compliant (transparency, human oversight)
Modest hardware requirements (RTX 4070 / 4080 class)

R·04

Websites and portals

Public-facing communication for cultural and civic institutions

Modern, accessible websites and portals for cultural and civic institutions — emphasising clarity, accessibility, sovereign hosting and content longevity over short-lived trends.

Example deployments

Foundation portal (this one — built on Next.js 16)
Municipal cultural-heritage website
Open-air museum public-facing portal with 3D models
Diaspora archive site with multilingual interface

Key features

Next.js 16 + Tailwind
Mobile-first responsive design
Multilingual (PL/EN/DE/FR by default)
Open Graph + structured data (Schema.org)
Hostable on Polish-sovereign infrastructure

Six construction principles

How we design each solution.

01

Offline-first

We design solutions that work without permanent cloud connection — critical for institutions handling sensitive data.

02

On-premise

Servers stand within the institution's own infrastructure (or sovereign Polish hosting). Data does not leave the country.

03

Polish technology stack

Where possible: Polish AI models (Bielik, PLLuM), Polish hosting, open-source components with active Polish maintainers.

04

Auditability

Every change to code, data and model versions is logged. Institution may audit at any time.

05

Regulatory compliance

GDPR, AI Act, NIS2, KSC — built into the architecture, not bolted on afterwards.

06

WCAG 2.2 AA

Accessibility for people with disabilities is a default, not an extra. Required by Polish public-sector law and our principle.

Technology stack

What we build on.

Next.js 16React 19TypeScriptPostgreSQLLinuxDockerBielik 7BWhisperDDColorClarity-SRTailwind CSSThree.js

Detailed technology breakdown — full stack documentation — is available in the Polish version of /technologie. An English translation is being prepared.

Featured product

eClerk

AI assistant + document workflow for local-government employees

Twelve modules covering routing, signatures, archive, citizen support and AI assistance — built around offline-first principles, running on the institution's own infrastructure. Currently in preparation phase, pilots planned for Q2 2026.

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