The long version of what we make: platforms built for the businesses that run them, and the products we run ourselves. What each set out to do, how it was put together and where it stands today.
SaloonERP runs the salon: billing, the cash drawer, staff, stock and an Academy add-on. Saloonly helps people nearby find and book it. Both read the same services, prices, team and bookings.
Walk-ins and bookings sit in one diary, with bills that balance and a cash drawer closed with an audit trail
Set up for India and Nepal: tax names, number format and week follow the country
Saloonly listings come straight from what the salon keeps in SaloonERP
Lacspace Mail is business webmail for the mailbox you already have. It adds sorting, phishing checks, automations, outreach and Lumi AI, while your mail stays with your provider.
Works with Hostinger, Titan, GoDaddy, Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Zoho, iCloud or any IMAP/SMTP server
No migration: mail stays with your provider and every change is written back
Phishing warnings from SPF, DKIM and DMARC checks on every message
How we built ScanSewa, a point-of-sale and operations platform for restaurants, cafés, hotels and shops, so an order typed once reaches the kitchen, the bill, the stock count and the reports.
One order flows to the kitchen, the bill, stock and reports without retyping
QR ordering lets guests order and pay from their own phone, with nothing to install
VAT is worked out per item and invoices are kept for audit
Why we built Lacspace One, our app for Android, iPhone and the web, so clients can follow a build, approve releases, message the team and keep every invoice in one place.
Clients see what needs them first: invoices, builds to test and meetings
Releases are tested and approved from the phone, with Approve or Request changes
One account works the same on Android, iPhone, iPad and the web
How Lacspace’s research turns the pieces we build for our own products into small, zero-dependency open-source packages, published on npm and documented at developer.lacspace.com.
More than 200 packages published on npm
Each package stands alone with zero runtime dependencies
Grocista is a grocery delivery service from Lacspace, from fresh produce to pantry staples. This is how we are preparing the launch, starting with a launch page where people can sign up to be told first.
A launch page live at grocista.com
Visitors can sign up to be notified when Grocista opens
How Lumi, Lacspace’s AI assistant, works across lacspace.com, Lacspace One and Lacspace Mail, and the keyless, provider-agnostic AI packages we built it from and published.
Lumi answers questions on lacspace.com and inside Lacspace One
In Lacspace Mail, Lumi summarises, drafts in your tone and reviews before you send
AI packages are keyless and work with the provider you choose
Applied AI
Open-source packages
Product integration
Lacspace AI3 min read
On the blog
Two more, told in full
Long-form articles about a client and a product we built.
