SaaS platforms, dashboards, and CRMs
We design and build the software your business runs on: SaaS products your customers pay for, dashboards and CRMs your team opens every day, and MVPs that prove an idea before you commit to it.
Let's understandwhat you're actually looking for.
SaaS Platforms
Software customers pay for every month and open in a browser. We build multi-user products with accounts, plans, and billing, designed to hold up as customer numbers grow.
You need this when your product is the business: people sign up, pick a plan, and invite their team.
Example: a project tool with workspaces, per-seat pricing, and a billing page.
MVPs
The thinnest version of your idea that strangers can actually use. We cut everything except the core workflow so you get answers fast.
You need this when you want proof before spending full build money: signups, usage, or a first paying customer.
Example: one core workflow and a waitlist, no settings pages yet.
Dashboards & Admin Panels
The screen behind the scenes where your team sees and controls everything: users, orders, payments, and content in one place.
You need this when orders, users, or content are managed through spreadsheets and chat messages.
Example: one screen showing today’s orders, failed payments, and open support tickets.
Custom CRMs
One place that tracks every lead, deal, and customer conversation, built around your sales process so your team actually opens it every day.
You need this when follow-ups live in someone’s head and deals go quiet for no clear reason.
Example: a pipeline that matches your sales stages, with reminders before deals stall.
See some of our works
The impact so far,what our own products prove.
[ IMPACT ]
One backend runs all of our apps. Campaigns that needed weeks of coordination now run themselves.
Every app we ran had its own backend: its own auth, database, storage, and server bill. Omnibase replaced all of that with one backend on one server. Our apps cost less to run, a new one starts in days, and each product works the same way, so fixing something once fixes it everywhere.
The same thinking went into our marketing tools. RewardHub lets advertisers reach real users and publishers get paid, with campaigns, analytics, and payouts managed from one dashboard. Buzzr gives brands, influencers, and agency teams a single place to run campaigns and track them live. Manual coordination shrank to the exceptions.
Tell us where you are.We take it from there.
From a rough idea to a live product.
You bring the problem and who it is for. We shape that into something buildable, then build it.
- We narrow the idea to what version one must do, and park the rest for later.
- You click through the core screens before we touch the backend, so surprises come early.
- We build in working slices and launch to real users, then keep improving.
[ WHAT YOU GET ]
A live product past its first users, built by a team that knows it inside out.
Tell us where you areSaaS questions,answered.
If customers pay you monthly to use software, that is SaaS. If your team needs one screen to run operations, that is a dashboard. If you track leads and deals, that is a CRM. Most of our clients eventually need two of the three, and we build them to work together.
We cut your idea to the smallest version strangers can use, build it fast, and launch it. Real usage then decides what gets built next, so money goes into features people proved they want.
Yes. We audit what was generated, keep the parts that are sound, and rewrite the load-bearing pieces like auth, data access, and payments. You keep the speed AI gave you, minus the risk.
Yes. We read the codebase, stabilize what is broken, and take over shipping: features, fixes, and maintenance, without disrupting your users.
We integrate proven payment providers with plans, trials, invoices, and failed-payment recovery, wired into your product's accounts and roles. You keep full control of the money flow.
Fully. Everything lives in your accounts from day one and transfers to you, including docs. Nothing is held back.
Why Dotix is a good fit for this build.
We pick the stack around your product, not around what is trending. Boring tools that last ten years beat exciting tools that get rewritten in two. When we suggest something, it is because your product needs it.
You talk to the people building your product. Progress is visible every week in a staging link you can open, not in status slides.
We tell you what something costs, what can wait for later, and what is not worth building at all. That honesty is why most of our work comes from teams who have already built with us once.
Building a SaaS, dashboard, or CRM? Let's scope it.
Tell us what you're building and how far you've got. We'll reply with how we'd approach it, what it takes, and what it costs.





