Small, sharp software
Most business software is built for the buyer, not the user. It grows features to win procurement checklists, and the person actually doing the job ends up with sixteen tabs and a workaround spreadsheet.
Sakura goes the other way. Each app does one job — scheduling a rota, running a field crew, keeping a clinic on time — and does it without ceremony. There are 100 of them planned across 8 categories, and they share one account, one billing relationship and one sync engine.
We also think you should be able to decide where your own records live. A cloud subscription is the convenient default. But if you would rather your client list never sat on someone else’s server, buy the desktop licence outright and keep the database on your machine. Same software, same price ballpark, your call.
What we hold to
- Your data is yours
- Export at any time, in a documented format. Local mode means genuinely local — we receive nothing.
- Prices you can read on one line
- No quote forms, no “contact sales”, no per-feature upsell. What is on the pricing page is what you pay.
- Offline is a requirement, not a feature
- Building sites, farms, vans and basements have bad signal. Software used there has to keep working, so ours does.
- Build what people ask for
- The catalogue is deliberately public before it is built. Waitlist numbers decide the order we work in.