Why LatticeKit?

Different reader, different argument.

LatticeKit looks different depending on where you stand. A founder opening a salon needs a different answer than a CTO running a 200-location chain, a SaaS builder targeting a niche vertical, or an investor sizing up the operations-substrate bet. Find your starting point.

Starting a business

For founders

You are opening a service business and about to discover how much glue code real-world operations needs. Skip the platform layer.

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Running a business

For existing operations

You already have a booking system, a POS, a CRM, an accounting stack. They don't talk. You're tired of maintaining the duct tape.

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Building vertical SaaS

For platform builders

You're building Toast-for-X, Calendly-for-Y, or Square-for-Z. Eighty percent of your engineering is the substrate. Ship the vertical.

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Running a SaaS

For software companies

You already sell software to salons, gyms, studios or clinics. Keep your product, rebuild or keep its screens, and run everything under them here.

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Starting a SaaS

For founders of a vertical SaaS

You know an industry and want to sell it software. Every customer is its own business from day one; build only the part that is yours.

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Investing or partnering

For investors & strategic partners

Operations is the largest software category nobody has consolidated. The thesis, what's distinctive, and where we are.

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None of these fit?

If you are somewhere else — an academic researcher, a journalist, an engineer just curious about the architecture — the docs and use cases are the best entry points. The changelog shows what's shipping week to week.