Microfact est un logiciel français de devis et facturation conçu pour les micro-entrepreneurs et entrepreneurs individuels. Il permet de gérer les clients, créer des devis, factures et avoirs, encaisser des paiements en ligne via Stripe, suivre le chiffre d’affaires, gérer les relances et tenir un livre des recettes depuis une interface simple.
Le plan Gratuit inclut un nombre illimité de clients, devis, factures et avoirs. Le plan Pro ajoute notamment les automatisations avancées et la transmission des factures électroniques via SuperPDP. Microfact est centré sur la facturation et le suivi d’activité, et ne remplace pas un logiciel de comptabilité complet.
Lenda is loan management software for money lenders in Africa. It replaces spreadsheets and notebooks with one hosted system: every borrower, loan, repayment schedule and arrears figure in one place. Mobile money payments from MTN MoMo and Airtel Money are matched to the right loan, so nothing sits unassigned. Arrears alerts arrive before a loan slips into default. Borrowers get clear statements, national ID and AML flags sit on the borrower record, and reports for your board, investors and regulator come from the same book, so the numbers tie out. Built on standard settings with no custom code, hosted and backed up for you, with staff training included. Live in as little as one week, with flexible payment plans. Open to lenders in Uganda, Ghana and Nigeria.
Interior and fit-out firms usually run on WhatsApp groups, spreadsheets and a notebook on site. Panzo replaces that with one connected platform, from the first enquiry to handover and after-sales service.
Every lead gets an owner and a follow-up date. Deals turn into room-wise BOQs and quotations clients can approve. Approved work flows into procurement, purchase orders and site execution, where the team files daily site reports from the phone, even offline. Billing is tax-correct for India GST, UAE VAT and Singapore GST, and every payment is tied to its project and milestone. Handover and service tickets stay on the same project record.
Built-in Panzo AI drafts, reviews and explains quotations. Panzo runs on web, iOS and Android, and is built for interior, fit-out, modular and turnkey firms in India, the UAE and Singapore.
DSN Power SaaS est une solution en mode SaaS qui lit les fichiers DSN produits par le logiciel de paie et réalise automatiquement des contrôles de cohérence sur leur contenu, notamment :
• la cohérence entre les différents blocs de la norme DSN (bloc paiement, bloc cotisation URSSAF, bloc individu, bloc contrat, etc.) ;
• les contrôles réglementaires officiels de la norme DSN (contrôles CRM, dont le contrôle CRM 120) ;
• la détection d'anomalies ou d'incohérences avant transmission ou en phase de vérification post-transmission.
• le rapprochement entre les données de la paie et ceux déclarées en DSN.
Yaku is a cloud-based delivery management software for water, soda and gas distributors in Latin America and Spain. It helps purified water plants, soda delivery businesses and returnable container distributors run their entire operation from one place: orders, delivery routes, drivers, customers and collections.
Key features include returnable container and loan (comodato) tracking per customer, customer balances for both money and containers, route optimization, real-time driver tracking, a mobile app for drivers (Android and iOS), an online store for customer orders, WhatsApp payment reminders, inventory and sales reports.
Built for Spanish-speaking distributors in Mexico, Argentina, Peru and the rest of Latin America, with a full Spanish interface and local currencies.
Yaku replaces paper notebooks, spreadsheets and scattered WhatsApp messages, reducing lost containers, fuel costs and administrative work.
Kozaru is dojo management software that streamlines administrative tasks for martial arts schools. It replaces spreadsheets, paper waivers, banking apps, group messaging, and grading notebooks with a unified system. The platform features a kiosk for automated attendance tracking, customizable grading systems, and Stripe integration for fee collection. Kozaru tracks attendance patterns, identifying students with declining participation to help instructors address disengagement. Daily summaries highlight students needing outreach. Families access schedules, belt progress, and fees via a mobile app installed through a web link, with push notifications for class openings. Text messaging is pay-per-use for non-app users. The software supports multiple training locations, attaches video clips to syllabus requirements, and encrypts records with individual keys. Student training journals are separately encrypted for privacy.
Voyaki is travel planning software that simplifies creating, presenting, and managing custom itineraries. The platform addresses key challenges in independent travel design through tools for budget management, client collaboration, and itinerary presentation. The budgeting module tracks services, accommodations, and transfers with real-time adjustability for financial oversight. A unified communication channel centralizes discussions, allowing designers and clients to co-create itineraries through messages and proposals. The live travel notebook displays itineraries on a shareable page updated in real time, serving as a lasting keepsake. An integrated mapping system visualizes destinations and routes, with each location geolocated to enhance trip planning. Voyaki maintains user control over branding, profit margins, and client relationships. The PagePro feature enables planners to establish a professional online presence quickly.
Qotivo is quoting and job tracking software built for solo contractors and
small trade crews. It replaces the scatter of notebooks, text threads, PDF
quotes, and follow-up reminders with one job thread that holds the request,
the quote, the customer's approval, the work window, documents, messages,
and the final invoice.
Designed for the one-person shop, Qotivo charges a flat monthly price with
no per-user licensing. Customers never create an account — they review and
approve quotes through a single link, with no app to install and no password
to lose.
Qotivo is not a CRM, an accounting platform, or a dispatch system. It
deliberately excludes team scheduling, route optimization, inventory, and
accounting integrations, and focuses only on the customer workflow from
first contact to final summary.
Available as a web application and a direct-download Android app. $19/month
after a 10-day free trial, billed monthly.
Releasedeck is a powerful, no-code changelog management platform that helps product teams announce updates. Whether you’re shipping new features, improvements, or fixes, Releasedeck makes it easy to communicate your product’s evolution to customers and internal teams, all without developer involvement.
Releasedeck is designed for product managers, marketers, customer success teams, and growth leaders who want a better way to communicate product progress - helping users stay informed, engaged, and excited about your product’s evolution.
Recaip is an AI agent that automates release communication. Connect your GitHub repo, and every time you merge a PR, Recaip generates the changelog entry, social post, and email digest automatically. Approve each draft or set channels to autopilot. Your users never miss a release again.
Built for startups and small teams that ship fast but struggle to keep users informed. No manual writing, no templates, no remembering to update things. Configure once, Recaip runs forever.
$19/mo per product. First 10 recaps free. No credit card required.
ReleaseGlow is an AI-powered changelog and product communication platform designed for SaaS teams. The tool automatically generates polished changelog entries from git commits, pull requests, and project management tickets, eliminating the manual writing step that slows down most product teams.
ReleaseGlow distributes updates through three channels: a customizable in-app announcement widget, automated email digests, and a branded public changelog page with custom domain support. Teams can segment their audience to show relevant updates based on user plan, role, or behavior.
The platform includes an analytics dashboard to track views, clicks, and engagement, along with feedback collection through user reactions. ReleaseGlow integrates with existing development workflows and supports full branding customization.
ReleaseGlow is suitable for product teams of all sizes, from solo founders to enterprise organizations shipping frequent updates.
It very easily works as a client-facing list/log of updates and modifications. There is no learning curve and it's professional and clean in appearance. The tools are easy to learn and the site is just generally friendly and helpful.
You ship every week and your users have no idea. Release notes end up in a Notion doc or a Slack channel nobody reads, so an actively developed product looks abandoned, and people keep emailing to request features that shipped a month ago.
Patchlog puts the changelog where users already are. Paste one script tag and an in-app "what's new" widget appears, rendered inside a Shadow DOM so it cannot break your styling. You also get a hosted changelog page on your own subdomain and an RSS feed, and you can write updates ahead of time and let them publish themselves.
On Pro, an official GitHub Action sends each push and an LLM drafts one entry per user-facing change for you to review before anything goes live, so writing the changelog stops being the reason it does not get written. Pro also adds a read-only REST API, a custom accent colour, unlimited projects and updates, and removes the badge.
The free plan covers one project and 25 updates with the full widget and hosted page, and shows a small "Powered by Patchlog" badge. Pro is $7 a month or $60 a year.
Patchlog is deliberately narrow. There is no feedback collection, feature voting or public roadmap, no email notifications to your users, and the API is read only. If you need feedback and a roadmap in the same tool, Canny or Changelogfy fits better.
Changerawr lets you write down what you changed, then share those changes with people. You write entries about updates you made, and Changerawr gives you ways to display them - like widgets for your website, public pages people can visit, or APIs to use however you want.
Use this — "ChangeNote is a lightweight changelog widget for SaaS products. Embed a beautiful 'What's New' feed in minutes, keep users informed about product updates, and reduce support tickets."