A business management platform for solopreneurs. A studio owner, a barber, a baker signs up, picks services, products or both, and runs the whole day from one place: bookings, the calendar, the catalog, point of sale, orders, contacts, marketing, a website. Canesha owns the platform and every member on it.
Real screens from the live app, on a sample member business. Swipe.
SoloSuite is live on the web today. Open it, read the landing page Canesha designed, and sign up a business of your own to walk through it.
Open SoloSuite →Canesha applied on 18 July 2026 with one line: "SaaS business management platform for solopreneurs." She had been paying an app builder $25 a month and getting a template back. What she wanted was the thing she could sell: a platform where other solo business owners sign up, pay her, and run their whole operation inside it.
That is a different build. Not one business's app, but a business that hands out apps. Every member gets their own bookings, their own store, their own customers, their own website, and none of them can see each other. And she needed a door of her own above all of it.
The ask: one platform, any number of businesses inside it, and her name on the front.
Customers book online, the calendar fills itself, confirmations and reminders go out by text. Status is a dropdown on every card.
Products with inventory and suppliers, orders that move from paid to delivered, and a point of sale for the walk in, with a discount and a tax line.
Email and social campaigns built on the member's brand kit, discount codes, and a clean public website every member gets on sign up.
A separate login on its own page. Every business on the platform, the plans, the numbers. Nothing in a member's app can reach it.
A member answers one question when they join: do you sell services, products, or both? A service business gets booking and the calendar. A product business gets the store, orders and point of sale. A hybrid gets all of it, in one cart, one customer list, one set of numbers.
Everything else is the same clean shell, and every page was laid out to her screenshots. Her words on the first call: "I wanted it to be exactly the design, to be exactly the layout." It is.