Software platform available for acquisition
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Anlito is a developed software platform for construction and home services, connecting customer requests, contractor operations and office workflows.
- applications on one project model
- 3
- versioned database migrations
- 96
- automated tests in the professional app
- 2,300+
- languages in the office and field apps
- 6
Product ecosystem
Three applications, one shared project
Customer, contractor and office work on the same request, quote and project records, so nothing is retyped between steps.
Mobile-first web app
Customer Application
- Guided request by job type, with photos, video and room measurements
- Quote review, acceptance and start-date confirmation
- Messages, change-order approval and the final check
Phone app for the crew
Contractor Mobile Application
- Today view with the week strip and what needs attention
- Work plan, start, pause and resume, photo and material records
- Field report, problem handling and handover
Desktop web app
Office Management Platform
- Requests inbox, quotes with revisions and PDF, customer register
- Decision room, planning, week calendar and change orders
- Projects, completion, invoicing, analytics and team roles
Screens from the running applications with synthetic sample data. The customer and contractor apps are shown in Swedish, their primary language.
End-to-end workflow
From the customer's first request to a completed job
Each stage is marked by what the repository and its automated tests show today.
Customer Request
The customer picks the job type, adds photos and measurements and sends the request to matching companies.
Verified in code and tests
Project Capture
The office reviews the request in its inbox, asks questions and turns it into a project with a work brief.
Verified in code and tests
Quote
Fixed, estimated or time-and-materials quotes, calculated by the pricing engine, with revisions and PDF.
Verified in code and tests
Booking
The customer accepts and confirms the start; booking checks the company's capacity.
Verified in code and tests
Contractor Execution
The crew follows the work plan and records time, photos and materials. Change orders are priced in the office.
Verified in code and tests
Completion
Handover, the customer's final check and invoicing close the project.
Verified in code and tests
Verification covers source code and automated tests, including tests against a real database. No real customer job has yet run through all three applications, so this is not a statement about production usage.
Technology and architecture
A maintained TypeScript codebase, not a prototype
The platform is one monorepo with clear application boundaries, a shared domain layer, a pricing engine and a versioned database schema.
Application separation
A customer app and a professional app with office and field surfaces, built with Next.js 15 and React 19. They share a domain package, a pricing engine and a database package.
API architecture
Server route handlers grouped by domain, with a command layer for the project loop: requests, quotes, bookings, work plans, completion and invoicing.
Data model
PostgreSQL with Drizzle ORM, about 108 tables and 96 SQL migrations. Records are scoped to an organization with role checks, and key actions are written to an audit log.
Quality
Strict TypeScript and close to 300 test files: domain rules, API handlers, rendered screens and integration tests against a real database.
Localization
The office and field apps run in Swedish, English, Polish, Arabic, Romanian and Ukrainian, with right-to-left layout for Arabic. The customer app is in Swedish.
Integrations
S3-compatible media storage, email through Resend or SMTP, optional Google Maps, optional AI services for request classification and summaries, and optional Stripe. Each one is off or falls back safely when it is not configured.
Current status, stated plainly
- No customer agreements have been signed, and no revenue or usage figures are claimed. A read-only showcase with synthetic data is online.
- Room measurements are entered by hand and calculated exactly. Camera-based room scanning exists in code but has not been verified on a device, and iOS apps are not started.
- Contract acceptance in production stays closed until approved legal terms are in place.
- It runs on a single server with blue/green releases and has not been load-tested. No security certifications are claimed.
The offer
One platform, one buyer, one transfer
Anlito is sold once, as a whole, to one buyer. The final asset list is set in the acquisition agreement.
These are the seller's asking terms, not an independent or verified valuation. VAT is added where applicable.
Buyer due diligence
What a serious buyer can verify
Evidence is shared step by step with qualified buyers, after a confidentiality agreement.
Product demonstrations
Live walkthrough of the customer, contractor and office applications.
Technical architecture
Architecture overview, data model and the boundaries between applications.
Source-code review
Supervised read access to the repository and its history.
Functional verification
A feature matrix tied to source files and automated tests, with gaps marked.
Third-party dependencies
Inventory of libraries and external services, with their licences.
IP ownership boundaries
Exactly which code, data and brand assets transfer, and which services need the buyer's own accounts.
Deployment status
How and where the platform runs today, and what a production handover requires.
Documentation and transition
Existing documentation and a proposed transition plan.
This public page never contains credentials, private source code, personal data or security-sensitive configuration.
Reason for sale
Why Anlito is available
Anlito was built to give construction and home-services companies one connected system, from the customer's request to the completed job.
The founder is now prioritizing other technology initiatives. Offering Anlito to a buyer who can take it to market gives the platform the focus it deserves.
Handover
A structured transition
The founder can support the transition for up to 15–20 hours per week for an agreed period: code walkthroughs, architecture sessions and help with the first release under new ownership.
Transition support is agreed and compensated separately. It is not open-ended, and it is not free ongoing technical support.
Contact
Request acquisition details
Tell us who you are and which structure interests you. Qualified buyers receive the acquisition overview under a confidentiality agreement.
The process
- Acquisition inquiry
- Confidentiality agreement and acquisition overview
- Product walkthrough and technical sessions
- Due diligence and agreement
Own the platform. Build what comes next.
Start with a short inquiry. Everything else follows under confidentiality.
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