Lacspace Insights

A spreadsheet feels free — until you count the missed bills, the cash that never reconciles, the commission arguments, the dead stock and the branches that report different numbers. Here are the five hidden costs of running a salon on spreadsheets, and what a real system does instead.

Discover why growing businesses are moving beyond spreadsheets and adopting business software to save time, reduce errors, improve productivity, and manage operations more efficiently.

We bundled 35+ handcrafted mini-games — 2048, Sudoku, Tetris, Snake, Word Search and more — into one free app that runs fully offline, shows zero ads, and never asks you to sign up. Game Collection is live on Google Play today, with iOS coming soon.

A single npx command scaffolds a themed, multi-page, SEO-perfect Next.js app with dark mode, working forms, a live-charting dashboard and a real component library — pre-wired with the @lacspace packages we build our own products on.

Hooks, global state, data-fetching, theming, keyboard shortcuts and list virtualization — six small, SSR-safe React packages with a single peer dependency (React) and nothing else in your node_modules.

The dreaded flash of the wrong theme happens because the server has no idea what the user picked. @lacspace/theme fixes it the way next-themes does — a tiny script that paints before hydration — distilled into about a kilobyte with zero dependencies.

Two tiny packages cover the two hardest everyday problems in a React app: a Zustand-lite global store and an SWR-lite data layer with a shared cache. Together they weigh under 3 KB and pull in nothing.

The everyday hooks you keep re-writing — useLocalStorage, useDebounce, useMediaQuery, useOnClickOutside, useCopyToClipboard and two dozen more — typed, SSR-safe, cross-tab aware, and dependency-free.

Around sixty zero-dependency packages are only as useful as their docs. The Lacspace Developer Handbook is a docs hub, a per-package guide for every library, a "which package for what" map, and a single downloadable, watermarked PDF.

We asked a simple question — what do backends re-implement badly on every project, that npm still has no clean, zero-dependency answer for? Then we built the five biggest gaps: signed URLs, PDF invoices, webhooks, feature flags and idempotency. Here is the new Lacspace Backend Kit.

Discover how a custom business app can improve customer experience, simplify communication, increase engagement, build loyalty, and help businesses grow.

We open-sourced the small, sharp libraries we build our own products on — 35 zero-dependency, isomorphic TypeScript packages across seven toolkits: Security, SEO, StockKit, MailKit, WebKit, Nepal and the platform SDK. Here is the whole map, and why it is built the way it is.