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Lacnova
Features

The platform underneath every tool

Each tool solves its own problem. These are the parts Lacnova gives all of them, so you only ever learn them once.

One identity

Sign in once, reach everything you are entitled to.

Per-tool plans

Pay per tool. Cancel one without disturbing the rest.

Auditable usage

Every action recorded, so logs and invoices agree.

Expiring sessions

Short-lived tokens, rotated refresh, theft detected.

One API

Same auth, envelope and error codes, whichever tool.

Protective limits

Validation and rate limits so scripts fail loudly.

Five scattered logins on one side, a single unified account on the other
Identity

One account instead of ten

Access belongs to the person, not the tool. Adding someone gives them what they need; removing them removes it everywhere, in one action.

  • One password, one place to revoke it.
  • Entitlements checked per tool, per request.
  • Admins can reproduce a customer session without a shared login.
Per-tool plans switching on and off independently
Billing

Plans per tool, not per platform

The usual model charges for the whole suite because one team uses one part of it. Here, subscriptions are independent โ€” the invoice matches what you actually use.

  • A free tier on every tool, usable rather than a countdown.
  • Cancel from the dashboard, without a retention call.
  • Price changes come with at least 30 days notice.
A grid of tools filling up, with an empty slot waiting for the next one
Catalogue

A shelf that keeps filling

New tools appear in your dashboard the moment they are published. No upgrade, no migration, no second account.

Independent by design

Each tool is self-contained, so one can be added or retired without touching the others.

You shape the order

What we build next comes from what people ask for most.

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Analytics

See what is actually being used

Not vanity charts. Runs per tool over time โ€” enough to decide what is worth keeping and what quietly stopped being useful.

  • Daily totals per tool, so a spike has an obvious owner.
  • Per-person attribution for cost and for audits.
  • Exportable, because it is your record of your work.
An activity log filling with timestamped, attributed entries
Accountability

Every action leaves a timestamp

Which tool, which action, when, by whom. It answers the auditor, settles the argument, and explains the invoice.

An API request returning a predictable JSON response
API

Predictable by design

One base URL, one auth header, one response envelope, one set of error codes โ€” across every tool.

Envelope
Every response is { success, data } or { success, error, code }.
Codes
Branch on a stable machine code; the human message is free to change.
Auth
Bearer access token plus a refresh endpoint. Nothing bespoke per tool.
Versioned
Paths start at /api/v1, so nothing breaks under you.
The platform connected to the apps, files and chat tools a team already uses
Integrations

Fits the stack you already have

Nothing here asks you to move your data somewhere else, adopt a new way of working, or install an agent on anything.

The same tool running on desktop, tablet and phone, in sync
Everywhere

Desktop, tablet, phone

The dashboard is responsive rather than a desktop app with a mobile apology, and tools that need a device have real native apps.

A shield scanning account data with a lock at its centre
Security

Boring where it counts

Passwords hashed with bcrypt and never logged. Refresh tokens stored only as hashes and rotated on every use โ€” reusing an old one is treated as theft and signs out every session.

Data files moving out of the platform into the user's hands
Ownership

Your data leaves with you

Export what you put in, whenever you want, in a format you can actually use. Closing the account deletes it โ€” no retention hostage-taking.

  • Export is a button, not a support ticket.
  • Account data deleted within 30 days of closure.
  • We do not sell personal data. It is not part of the model.
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Reliability

Running, and watched

Graceful shutdowns so a deploy never cuts a request mid-write, and monitoring that tells us before it tells you.

See it on a real job

Open the catalogue, pick the tool closest to your problem, and run it on something that actually matters.