Case study · SaaS platform
Onestack
Swap a pile of pricey subscriptions for self-hosted tools, all run from one dashboard, one click each.
- What we did
- Product, brand + full build
- Year
- 2025
- Type
- SaaS platform
- Live
- onestack.cloud ↗
The problem
Running a small business means paying for a dozen separate tools, a chat app, a calendar booker, a design tool, a project tracker, a doc signer, on and on. Each one is another monthly bill, another login, and another thing to set up for every new hire.
Most of those tools have free, open-source versions that are just as good. But running them yourself normally means servers, databases and a fortnight of fiddly IT work. Onestack does that part for you.
One dashboard
Onestack is a single control panel for your whole toolset. You click 'Add' on a tool and it spins up, no servers to touch. You type a teammate's email and they get access to every tool at once. One screen, one bill, one click.
Manage My Stack
What's inside
Ten production-grade open-source tools, each a drop-in replacement for a paid product you already know, all sharing one set of infrastructure behind the scenes.
Outcome
Onestack turns a pile of subscriptions and a fortnight of setup into one dashboard and one click. Add a tool, add your team, get back to work.
"One subscription, one screen, one click, instead of a dozen of each."