Operations software that scales with you
6qnia is a family of focused products—each with its own deployment and login—so you adopt one module at a time without compromising depth or performance.
Explore the catalog · HR, Finance, Clinic, and POS on the roadmap
6 apps in the 6qnia suite — 2 live today
production-ready apps: Real Estate for buildings & tenants, Playground for venues & bookings
Open catalog →one catalog here — each live app signs in on its own deployment when you open it
How access works →roadmap apps (HR, Finance, Clinic, POS) follow the same patterns as the live products
See modules →Built around your 6qnia apps
Real Estate tracks units, leases, and rent. Playground runs venues, slots, and checkout. Each ships as its own product with its own URL and sign-in—this site is your map to what’s live and what’s next.
- Explore every module from one catalog
- Open Real Estate or Playground on their own hosts when you’re ready to run
- Consistent UX patterns across products without forcing a shared login
- Roadmap apps sit beside live ones so you can plan rollouts
What teams do with the live apps
Property and venue operators use 6qnia modules day to day — here is how they describe the switch from spreadsheets and siloed tools.
Quotes reflect typical Real Estate and Playground workflows; roadmap apps follow the same product-quality bar when they ship.
"We stopped juggling three spreadsheets for units and rent. The Real Estate app shows status and delinquencies in one admin view."
— Portfolio operations
"Slots and carts finally match our venue rules. Customers book online; staff sees the same live data in the Playground admin."
— Venue manager
"We deploy each app where it belongs and keep permissions clear per product — fewer tickets, fewer shadow accounts."
— IT lead
"Seeing HR and Finance on the same roadmap as our live apps helps us budget and train before each drop."
— COO
Live today
Real Estate & Playground
These two apps are in production—each with its own deployment, accounts, and admin tools for its domain.
REALESTATE
Property management, rent collection, maintenance, and tenant workflows.
In the app
Configure buildings and units, track tenants and leases, record payments, and give owners a consistent view — with roles scoped inside Real Estate.
App details
PLAYGROUND
Academies, playground listings, bookings, and payments.
In the app
Publish venues, open bookable slots, run carts and payments, and manage customer or academy roles inside Playground.
App details
Inside each app
Real Estate and Playground ship with admin dashboards, customer-facing flows, and APIs scoped to each app’s permissions.
Real Estate focus
What you get
Rent schedules, maintenance requests, reminders, and staff tools tuned to property operations — not a generic CRM bolted on.
Explore Real EstatePlayground focus
What you get
Listings, inventory of slots, secure checkout, and role separation for staff, coaches, and customers — built for venues and academies.
Explore PlaygroundEngineering discipline behind every app
Whether you run Real Estate, Playground, or a future module, you get serious patterns: clear entitlements, SQL Server–backed storage, and audited changes—implemented per product.
Per-app enablement
Catalog
Turn apps on per tenant. Real Estate and Playground are live now; HR, Finance, Clinic, and POS follow the same enablement model.
Open catalog →Shared SQL core
Data
Backups, migrations, and reporting stay consistent — each app’s data lives in isolated areas with shared operational discipline.
Learn more →Roles & areas
Security
Staff, admins, and customers see only what their roles allow within each app you run.
FAQ →Operate every module with confidence
Governance features span the live apps and the roadmap so you are not rebuilding process for each launch.
Access templates
Across apps
Reuse operational playbooks from Real Estate when you onboard Playground—and again when Finance or HR ships.
How it works →Audit-friendly
Compliance
Critical actions are logged per app area so you can answer “who changed what” without exporting silos.
Apps →Visible roadmap
Planning
Catalog entries show which apps are live vs coming — align training and budget with Real Estate and Playground today and the next drops tomorrow.
Modules →All 6 6qnia apps
Filter by live vs roadmap or jump straight to a product page.
Start with an app
Where customers begin
Who uses the suite
Property & venue leads
- Run day to day in Real Estate or Playground admin
- Compare status without exporting to spreadsheets
- Prepare for upcoming modules from one catalog
Executives
- See which apps are live vs roadmap
- Align investment with shipped products
- Share a clear product story with stakeholders
IT & security
- Plan security and hosting per app—Real Estate, Playground, and what comes next
- SQL Server operations at suite level
- Area isolation per application
Partners
- Repeatable rollout per app in the catalog
- Same onboarding playbooks for live and roadmap modules
Teams evaluating the live apps
Feedback from early Real Estate & Playground deployments
Three steps to your apps
From choosing apps to opening each product on its own site—plus roadmap modules when they land.
1. Pick apps
Use the wizard or catalog to see what’s live; open each app on its host when you subscribe or trial.
2. Sign in per app
Each product has its own admin and customer sign-in on its deployment—invite staff inside that app.
3. Go live per app
Configure Real Estate portfolios or Playground venues, then expand when HR, Finance, or others ship.
Questions about the apps
Real Estate and Playground are production modules. HR, Finance, Clinic, POS, and others are listed in the catalog as roadmap and will ship as their own products.
No. Each app is deployed separately, so users sign in where that product is hosted. Permissions are enforced inside each app.
Modules use a shared SQL Server strategy with logical separation per app so backups and upgrades stay manageable.
Yes. Customer and staff roles are scoped to the right app and tenant; a Playground customer does not get Real Estate data by default.
When a module ships, enable it the same way you did for Real Estate or Playground—each new product still has its own deployment and sign-in.
Ready to explore the suite?
Use the wizard to pick apps and open each product’s site — or review pricing first.