Built from necessity.
Not a business plan.
Every few months, someone hired me to build an internal tool — a CRM, an order tracker, a service-request system, a project board with custom fields. Every project looked the same underneath: records, relationships, tasks, forms, reports. Just slightly different shapes of the same thing.
Their other option? Stitching four or five SaaS tools together — one for tasks, one for data, one for forms, plus Zapier to glue them — paying $100–$260 a seat to assemble something that still felt brittle. The bigger companies could afford custom dev. The smaller ones suffered through the duct-tape.
I kept thinking: every business needs internal tools — only the ones who can afford custom dev get them done right. So I started building the platform I’d been re-building for clients over and over — a real task system, a real database, forms, documents, automations, dashboards, and an API — and made it something anyone could pick up.
I don’t just sell this product. I use it every day. Konduit’s customer feedback, feature requests, and roadmap all run onKonduit. The platform that helped me stop re-building the same admin tool for the tenth time is the platform I’m betting my work on. If it can run me, it can run your business.
