A modular business OS

The OS your
business actually
needs.

Sixty operations modules. Pick only what you use. Pay only for what runs. Built for teams who think software should adapt to the business — not the other way around.

Read on.

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A short manifesto

For decades, business software has been sold the same way: a giant bundle you didn't ask for, wrapped in a 12-month rollout you didn't want.

We watched friends pay six figures for software half their team never opened. Watched companies swap one monolith for another. Watched ops people duct-tape seven SaaS tools together with Zapier and call it "integrated."

So we started building something else. One app at a time. Each module is a complete product. Each one talks to the others through the same data layer. None of them force you to buy the rest.

We don't think software should be a prison. We think it should be a set of tools — and you should be free to swap any of them, any time.

What we make

Sixty modules.
All sixty shown below.

Each module is a complete product with its own roadmap. Each one connects to the rest through a shared data layer. Use one. Use all of them. Pay for what runs.

And every one of them connects to the rest — through the same data layer, with no glue code required.

What we believe

Four opinions we won't compromise on.

01

Modular beats monolithic.

A business changes. Software shouldn't punish change. We build every product so it can stand alone — and so it can be replaced.

02

Transparent beats opaque.

Pricing on the page. Architecture on the docs. No "contact sales" games, no hidden seats, no surprise renewals. You can read everything we do before you trust us.

03

Open beats closed.

Public API. Public changelog. Public roadmap. Webhooks for everything. Your data exports as CSV in one click. If we ever betray these, leave.

04

Use beats own.

You shouldn't pay for software you don't open. Per-seat, per-module billing — and if a seat goes idle, it stops costing you. Period.

The story

Started by ops engineers who got tired of paying for software they didn't use.

We were running ops at companies across Southeast Asia — finance teams gluing together payroll, CRM, and accounting tools that all refused to talk to each other.

Every quarter, the same conversation: which enterprise suite do we sell our soul to this time? None of them fit. All of them locked us in.

So in 2023 we started building the alternative. One module at a time. Customer by customer. Module by module. The OS we wished existed.

That's the short version.

If anything here resonated, we'd love to hear from you — even if you're not ready to talk shop yet.

We answer every email. Usually within a day.