Web platforms & SaaS

Software built around how you actually work.

Portals, SaaS products, internal tools and the admin behind them — designed, built, hosted and maintained by the same team that runs Licitor and Identitate.

Situations

What we usually build

Most platforms we build fall into one of these. Many are a mix.

SaaS with accounts and subscriptions

Sign-up, plans, payments and the product itself — for your customers or for a niche you know well.

Exampletunso: websites and online bookings for barbers

Search across millions of records

Fast search and filters over large public or private datasets, updated automatically.

ExampleLicitor: over 20 million public tenders

Directories and marketplaces

Listings by city and category, profiles completed by their owners, verification and payments.

ExampleConsiliere: 15,681 practices from the official register

Internal tools that replace Excel

The spreadsheet everyone edits becomes an app with permissions, history and no broken formulas.

Customer and partner portals

Customers see their orders, documents and invoices, and stop calling to ask.

Examplethe client account on this site: domains, renewals, invoices

Dashboards for decisions

The numbers you check every morning, in one screen, from the systems you already have.

What we work with

Boring technology, on purpose.

Proven tools that are easy to host, cheap to run and that another team could pick up if you ever want them to:

  • PHP
  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • pgvector
  • REST API
  • PWA
  • Bootstrap
  • Linux · nginx
  • Stripe

When it is not worth it

When a ready-made product already does 90%.

If an existing product covers almost everything you need, we will recommend it and help you connect it — custom software only pays off for the part that makes you different.

In production

Running today

A few of the systems where this already works, every day.

Questions

Before you ask.

Who owns the platform?

You do — code and data. At the end you get full access, and you can host it with us or anywhere else.

How do you price a platform?

From the hours the work needs, estimated per module, turned into a fixed price before we start.

Can we start small?

Yes, and we recommend it: the first version does one thing well, then grows with real usage.

Next step

What should your platform do first?