About iqcloud
The team behind iqcloud.
We build software for service businesses because we run them ourselves. Every feature on iqcloud started as a problem one of our own operators hit on a Tuesday afternoon.
iqcloud started as the shared infrastructure behind a handful of service businesses — an ice cream operation, a cleaning company, a lawncare crew, a hotshot trucking outfit. Every one of them kept running into the same wall: identity, billing, scheduling, and automation tooling cost more to wire together than to use.
So we built it once, well, and ran our own businesses on it. The platform you're looking at today is what came out the other side: identity that just works, billing that doesn't surprise you, scheduling your crews actually use, and automation that drafts the "can you come Tuesday instead?" replies before you even open the inbox.
We sell iqcloud because the businesses we ran on it told us we should. If your business is the kind that fits — small enough to feel every hour of office work, big enough that the duct-tape is starting to crack — iqcloud will save you a job's worth of hassle a week.
Where it comes from
Built by an operating group, not a software shop.
iqcloud is the shared infrastructure under a small portfolio of operating businesses. The team that builds the platform also runs the businesses that depend on it — so we feel every bug, every slow page, every confusing dashboard.
Eat our own cooking
Every iqcloud feature ships to our own operating businesses first. If we wouldn't use it on a Friday at 5pm, we don't ship it.
Standards over policies
We build defaults that are hard to misuse. Less training, fewer ways for a non-technical owner to break something.
Boring infrastructure
Identity, billing, scheduling — these should be reliable, not exciting. We save the interesting work for the things that actually serve your customers.