Built for service businesses. Owned outright when you’re ready.

About

One platform for the whole business.
Built by the people who run it.

AppSiteTM is built and operated by Appsations, Inc. It exists because running a business on a dozen disconnected subscriptions means the data never adds up — so the modules here share one system, one identity, and one set of records.

Who We Are

A working operating platform, run inside a network of operating companies.

Appsations, Inc. operates several divisions — consulting, application delivery, and creative technology among them. AppSiteTM is the platform those divisions run on first. Every module in the catalogue is used to invoice real customers, schedule real work, and close real books before it is offered to anyone else.

That order matters. Features are not shipped from a roadmap deck; they are shipped because something in the day-to-day operation needed them. The result is a platform shaped by operating pressure rather than by a feature comparison chart.

How We Build

Four commitments the platform is held to

One Platform

Modules that share one system

CRM, books, invoicing, scheduling, service orders, storage, portals, and reporting run against the same data model and the same identity. Adding a module extends the business rather than starting a new silo.

Owner Control

Your environment, your keys

Shared tenancy for teams getting started, and dedicated environments — separate project, separate database, separate billing — for owners who want the whole stack under their own control.

Built In The Open

Every change tracked in a repository

Platform modules and tenant environments are managed from version-controlled repositories. Deploys are auditable, changes are reviewable, and nothing about the system is a black box to the people paying for it.

Practical AI

AI wired into the work, not bolted on

Prospecting, document scanning, classification, and summarisation run through a single metered gateway so usage is visible and attributable rather than an unexplained line on a bill.