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One place for the whole operating side of a business
Stackap starts with hosting and is growing into one place for the rest of a small business's operating work: a phone service and an email service next, then financial services.
Why one place
A small business does not run on one product. It runs on a website, a phone line, an inbox and a set of books, each from a different company with its own login, its own bill and its own way of failing. Every seam between them is something a person has to carry: a key copied here, a number configured there, a report exported from one place and typed into another. Stackap's bet is that the same design that removes those seams for hosting removes them for the rest of the operating side too.
The order
- Now: hosting
- Git deploys, HTTPS, Postgres, storage, scheduled jobs, logs, monitoring and encrypted backups, with walled organizations and approvals for risky actions. This is in early access today, and the product pages describe it in detail.
- Next: a phone service and an email service
- Both are in development and are not part of early access yet. They are being built on the same platform, so a customer's calls, texts and email sit next to the application they belong to, behind the same tokens, the same audit log and the same agent-operable interface.
- After that: financial services
- The money side of running a business, in the same place as everything else. It follows phone and email, and the details are being worked out with early-access teams.
What stays the same as it grows
- One place to look. One account, one dashboard, one command-line tool and one API for every service.
- Agent-operable. Everything a person can do through a screen is also a command and an API call, with scoped tokens and a human approval for anything risky.
- You own the data. Standard formats, in accounts you control, with backups you can restore and a way out.
- Walls between organizations. Each new service inherits the same isolation that keeps one organization's data away from another's.
- Nothing is called available until it has been used for real. The site will list phone, email and financial services as available only when they are.
How to take part
Teams in early access hear about each new service first and help decide how it works. Tell us what you run, and what you would like to stop juggling, on the contact page.
Stackap is in early access. Tell us what you run and we will reply with a straight answer about whether it fits.
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