A startup in New York, London or Sydney does not need a software partner down the road. It needs one that answers in its time zone, puts the price in writing and ships working software it can see every week. This is how we do that at Lacspace, a remote-first software company.

Step 1: a first call with the builders

You book a free 30-minute call, with no card and no obligation. You speak to the people who would build your product, not a sales script. Tell us the problem; we tell you honestly what we would build, what you should buy off the shelf, and what to leave alone. We run calls in every time zone, from the Americas to Europe and Asia-Pacific. If you need an NDA first, say so and we sign it before the call.

Step 2: scope and price in writing

After the call you get a short written recap. If you want a proposal, you get a written scope, timeline and fixed price before any work starts. Nothing is billed until you agree to it, so the cost is never a surprise.

Step 3: built in releases you approve

Work arrives in small versions inside the Lacspace One app on iPhone, Android and the web. You test each version, then approve it or ask for changes. Invoices, meetings and project updates live in the same place, which matters when you are eight or twelve hours apart.

Step 4: launch, and it is yours

We put the product live on your domain and your app store accounts and hand over the accounts. The code is yours, not rented.

Step 5: run and support

If you want us to keep it running, we host it, check it every two minutes on our public status page, fix what breaks and add what comes next.

What we build

  • Web apps and SaaS platforms, from first version to scale.
  • iPhone and Android apps from one codebase, with over-the-air updates.
  • AI features and automation wired into your existing workflow.
  • Admin dashboards, internal tools and integrations.

We also build and run our own products, such as the StockYatra trading app and the Lacspace One client app, so the practices above are the ones we use on our own software every day.

Why remote works for early-stage teams

  • Lower cost: no office rent priced into your invoice.
  • Progress overnight: with time-zone overlap planned in, work moves while you sleep and you review it in the morning.
  • Everything in writing: scope, price, releases and approvals are recorded, so nothing depends on a hallway conversation.

Ready to talk it through? Book a free 30-minute call and tell us what you are building.

Frequently asked questions

Can Lacspace build software for a startup in the US, UK or Australia?

Yes. Lacspace is a remote-first software company that works with clients across borders. We run calls in your time zone and keep every step in writing, so distance does not slow the work down.

How does the first call work?

It is a free 30-minute call with the people who would build your product. There is no card and no obligation. Afterwards you get a short written recap with what we would build first and a rough range for scope and timeline.

Do I get a fixed price?

Yes. Before any work starts you receive a written scope, timeline and fixed price. Nothing is billed until you agree to it.

How do I follow progress from another country?

Work arrives in small versions in the Lacspace One app on iPhone, Android and the web. You test each version, then approve it or ask for changes, and invoices and meetings live in the same place.

Who owns the code?

You do. At launch we put the product live on your domain and app store accounts and hand the accounts over, so it is yours.

Can you sign an NDA?

Yes. Tell us when you book and we will send one before the call, or sign yours.