stockd is designed for the largely ignored smaller business market where the priority is knowing what you have in stock and how to price it effectively. The system is easy to learn, yet powerful enough to run busy sales operations with dozens of users accessing it simultaneously. We emphasize ease of use, scalability to unlimited items, locations and users, and excellent records on all transactions and items.

stockd works on all mobile devices and computers with no download required. Licensing starts as low as $99/month for basic operations and unlimited user + data. For more information, please visit stockd and arrange a free 90-day trial.

servicd was originally developed to track Simplexable jobs and document contract work. It was designed for use in almost any service environment as a simple and fast work ticket manager. It uses the same “90-10” interface concept as we pioneered in stockd, and basic use can be mastered in a few minutes.

Like stockd, servicd works on all mobile devices and computers with no download required. Licensing starts as low as $99/month for basic operations and unlimited user + data. For more information, please visit servicd and arrange a free 90-day trial.

topical was designed to deal with message clutter by providing structure through topics. You can invite anyone into a discussion (including one that's already in progress), exchange comments and files at wlll, come to a conclusion, and then archive or delete the topic. All topics are completely private to the members, and once you delete a topic, it's gone forever.

We use topical to manage discussions with clients around the world, and you can too. Create a free account today, and inquire about private topical installation for corporate use if you decide you need one. There's no charge for the regular account, you can create discussions with anyone you want in privacy and with no ads.

messagine (the message engine) is our newest platform. We're tried email campaign managers that make pretty emails, but have wretched administration tools and interfaces, but would probably have just slogged on, but for an idea. What if we can automate attention for the benefit of our users?

The idea that launched messagine was a series of short, relevant emails that would ease a new user into the use of stockd. We developed this platform, and now we can target a new user, and they get one mail every X days — each with focused and relevant information to help them get up to speed. (The series is set to terminate when the last email is sent.) We set the timing once, launch it, and then move on. We don't have an official public site for messagine just yet, but, if you're interested, get in touch with us.