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Tools that do the boring part of the job.
Every team has a handful of small, repetitive jobs that eat the day — testing a delivery route, checking a location feature, moving the same data twice. Lacnova is where we publish the tools that do them for you. One account, one bill, one place to look.
- account, every tool
- Oneaccount, every tool
- tier on every tool
- Freetier on every tool
- behind all of it
- APIbehind all of it
The work that never makes it into the plan
Nobody budgets for the forty minutes spent faking a delivery route, or the third export this week. It is small every time, and it is enormous by Friday.
- The same manual steps, run again, by hand, usually by someone senior.
- A spreadsheet and a phone taped to a bike, because there was no better way.
- It happened — but nothing recorded what, when, or by whom.
Get the hours back
Not a productivity philosophy. Just the specific, repeated tasks that were eating your week, done by something that does not get bored.
10 min
to first useful result
0
implementation projects
1
account for everything
Pick a tool. Point it at your work. Done.
No onboarding programme, no six-week rollout, no procurement meeting to attend.
Choose
Browse the catalogue and open the tool that matches the job. Free tier, no card.
Configure
Set it up in the dashboard, or call the API from your own code. Both do the same thing.
Run and watch
Every run is recorded, so you can see what happened and what it cost you.
What is on the platform today
We publish a tool when it is genuinely useful, not when a roadmap says so. The empty slots in the grid are real — tell us what belongs in them.
RouteLab
In the workshop. Tell us what would help most and it moves up the list.
More, shortly
In the workshop. Tell us what would help most and it moves up the list.
Your suggestion
In the workshop. Tell us what would help most and it moves up the list.
Different industries, the same wasted hour
A courier company, a hospital and a software team do very different work — and lose time to remarkably similar chores.
Logistics
Prove a route works before a driver leaves the depot.
Healthcare
Test field apps without sending staff across town.
Education
Run the same demo for every cohort, unchanged.
Retail
Validate delivery zones from a desk.
Ten logins, or one
The alternative is ten passwords, ten invoices and ten support inboxes. We have been on that side of it too.
- One identity — access follows the person, not the tool.
- Per-tool plans — cancel one without disturbing the rest.
- One shared usage view — what ran, how often, by whom.
- One API — same auth, same envelope, same error codes.
Configure it once, then stop thinking about it
The point of a tool is that you stop doing the thing. Save the scenario, schedule it, wire it into CI — and it runs the same way every time, whether or not anyone is watching.
Everything leaves a record
Which tool, which action, when, by whom. Enough to answer an auditor, settle an argument, or work out which subscription is worth keeping.
- Per-tool usage totals, day by day.
- Per-person attribution, so a spike has an owner.
- Exportable — it is your record of your work.
Boring where it counts
Fun to use, deeply unremarkable in the places where surprises are expensive: your data, your access, your bill.
Sessions that expire
Short-lived tokens with rotating refresh. A stolen one dies quickly.
Access per tool
Entitlements checked on every request, not once at login.
If the dashboard can do it, so can your code
One REST API, one response envelope, one set of error codes — across every tool on the platform. Plain HTTP and JSON, no SDK required.
- Every response is { success, data } or { success, error, code }.
- Branch on the code; the message is for humans.
- Rate limits and validation, so a runaway script fails loudly.
Built across Asia. Used everywhere.
It is software, not a regional service. Wherever your team sits and whatever your customers' addresses look like, the tools work the same way.
24/7
available, not office hours
Any
country, any time zone
1 day
typical reply time
One person today, the whole team later
Nothing to migrate when it catches on. The account you signed up with is the account your organisation ends up using — you just add people to it.
Straight answers
What exactly is Lacnova?
A platform where Lacspace publishes its tools. Each one solves a single repetitive job — simulating a GPS route, checking a location feature, moving data between systems — and they all sit behind one account, one bill and one API.
Do I have to use all the tools?
No. Every tool works on its own. Most people arrive for one and add a second only when it earns its place.
Is there a free tier?
Yes, on every tool, and it is genuinely usable rather than a countdown. Paid plans are per tool, so you never pay for something sitting idle.
Can I use it from my own software?
Yes. Everything the dashboard does goes through the same public REST API, so you can script it, wire it into CI, or build it into your own product.
Where is it available?
Everywhere. Lacspace builds across Asia and the platform is available worldwide — it is software, not a regional service.
How quickly can we start?
Sign up, open a tool, run it. No implementation project and no sales call. The first useful result should land in the first ten minutes.
Start with one tool. Add the rest when you need them.
Free to try, no card, no sales call. Bring your team when it earns its place.