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Work · January 8, 2020

OpenStudio business management software

all-in-one web applications to run your entire organization

OpenStudio business management software launched on January 8, 2020 with 4 votes, #1,468 of 3,486 launches that month. The site was still online in September 2026, 6 years on.

What it does

Change the way you manage your business/organization through our all-in-one services. OpenStudio helps you to centralize all the applications and services you may need, all-in-one and custom environment, to manage your team, documents, your customers and all!

Your custom all-in-one workspace to run your entire organization with our suite of management tools and SaaS apps. Powerful, flexible and designed for you

Save money and countless hours of development and have all the tools you need, in one place. OpenStudio replaces your entire software stack — HR, intranet, ticketing, document protocol, conference management, and more — in one platform your whole team can use from day one, at no cost. All your data are safely stored and accessible. With our permissions system you decide the applications every member can access or not! Our Roadmap, Not Ours. We build the tools you actually need. Suggest a feature, and our team integrates it for the entire community - at no extra cost. Consolidate your stack. Stop paying for dozens of disconnected subscriptions. Centralize your HR, Payroll, CRM, and IT into…from openstudio.one

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