About
StemAGH builds software for real business workflows. It is the parent brand: it builds and maintains a portfolio of products, each with its own audience, and today that portfolio is one product, OpenEstate.
What StemAGH is
StemAGH is not tied to one industry. A product earns a place in the portfolio by solving a concrete operational problem well, not by fitting a sector.
OpenEstate is the first, in real-estate sales and operations. It is one product under the StemAGH brand, not a description of the brand itself.
How we build
The headings are StemAGH's aims for every product. The notes beneath are what is established in OpenEstate today. Future products will be held to the same aims, and each one will say plainly where it falls short.
We model how a business actually operates before deciding what to build.
Established in OpenEstate: It follows Indian real-estate practice: payment plans, GST and TDS, RERA fields and broker commissions.
Business rules belong in configuration, and extension belongs in plugins, so the core stays small.
Established in OpenEstate: It keeps tax rates, charge types and letter templates in admin-managed tables, and extends through plugins and webhooks instead of forks.
Where it makes sense, the source, the changelog and the known gaps are public.
Established in OpenEstate: It is AGPL-3.0 on GitHub, with release notes and a documented list of known gaps.
Access control, auditability and safe defaults are built in from the start, not added later.
Established in OpenEstate: It enforces tenant isolation in the database, uses role-based access and two-factor authentication, and documents its security fixes.
Current portfolio
Real-estate sales and operations
AvailableAn open-source CRM for real-estate sales, from first inquiry to final installment.
Pre-sales lead management, inventory, bookings, payment ledgers, broker commissions and customer and broker portals in one self-hosted system, built around Indian real-estate practice.
View OpenEstate
Direction
More products may be added over time, in other industries and with other delivery models: open source, SaaS or commercial. None is announced, and nothing is promised until it is ready to be used.
New products will appear on the products page with an honest status, so planned work is never presented as something you can use.