Products
The first products are in development.
This is where Insoftica products live. We only list a product once it can be described truthfully, and we mark clearly whether it is in development, in early access or available.
Product areas
Where we are putting our effort.
These are directions, not product announcements. Each has active design and engineering work behind it.
AI-assisted tools for everyday work
Applications that use language models to draft, summarise, search and organise, with the user reviewing every result.
SaaS platforms for small and growing businesses
Focused, subscription-based software that replaces spreadsheets and manual processes with something dependable.
Developer and automation tooling
Utilities and APIs that remove repetitive work from building and operating software.
Road to first release
How a product gets from idea to your hands.
The same four steps for every product. Status on this page moves as each one is passed.
- 01
Research
Talk to the people who have the problem. Write down what a good outcome looks like and what we will not build.
- 02
Prototype
A working slice of the product in front of real users within weeks. Throw away what does not land.
- 03
Early access
Invited users on the real system. Weekly releases, direct feedback, honest status on this page.
- 04
Launch
Public availability with pricing, documentation, support and the operations behind it.
Early access
What early-access users get.
The first users of any Insoftica product get more than a preview. They get a say.
Ask about early access- Direct line to the engineers building it
- Weekly releases and a changelog
- Your feedback shapes the roadmap
- Preferential pricing at launch
- No lock-in: export your data at any time
Every product, the same standards
What you can expect from anything with our name on it.
Data
Hosted in the region that suits you. Exportable in open formats. Deleted on request.
Security
Encrypted in transit and at rest. Least-privilege access. Dependency scanning on every release.
Reliability
Monitored around the clock. Backups restored and tested on a schedule. Public status when live.
Support
A real person replies. Documentation written by the people who built the product.
How we label products
What each status means.
So that nobody has to guess whether something is real yet.
- In development
Being designed and built. Not yet usable by the public.
- Early access
Usable by a small group of invited users while we refine it.
- Available
Publicly released and supported.