We build SaaS platforms that connect what's already there — idle institutional assets, available local providers — with the people who need them, in real time.
Valuable capacity is often already sitting there, unused — a lab that's empty on weekends, a plumber who's free right now but has no way to say so. Incedym Universal builds the software that surfaces it.
A marketplace where schools, colleges, hospitals, and corporations list idle assets — labs, vehicles, equipment, spaces — and verified renters discover, book, and pay to use them.
A real-time availability marketplace. Providers toggle when they're genuinely free; consumers find who's actually available nearby, right now — not who might be free next Tuesday.
We design, build, and own our platforms outright. We don't build software to order for clients — we build products we intend to run ourselves, for years, at scale.
Multi-tenant architecture, country-agnostic configuration, and payment infrastructure that's live before a single dollar of commission is switched on.
Verified listings, transparent split payments, and a platform that never holds customer funds — every transaction flows through a licensed payment processor.
Both platforms launch at zero commission on purpose. Adoption comes first; monetization is switched on once real usage justifies it.
Capacity that already exists, made easy to find and use.
Both ResourceGrid and ServeNow are in active development. We're building the underlying architecture first — the parts that are expensive to redo later — before either product goes live publicly.
Interested in an early pilot on ResourceGrid or ServeNow? We'd like to hear from you.
We're a technical team looking for the right partners to help take these platforms to market.