TinTorch
TinTorch is a business software suite with CMS, HRMS, Jobs, Transfer, Docs, CRM and SEO tooling, joined by one account, one login and one bill.
TinTorch is not one application. It is a suite of business software that shares an account, a design language and a billing spine, so a team can adopt one tool and grow into the rest without a migration project.
Every app signs in with a TinTorch Account. One identity, one set of permissions, one invoice, and no separate password for the fifteenth tool your team now depends on.
One account, every app
The problem with modern software is not capability, it is sprawl. A growing company ends up with a content tool that does not know about its people, a hiring tool that does not know about its content, and an HR system that talks to nothing. TinTorch starts from the opposite direction: shared identity first, then apps on top.
That means an employee added in HRMS can author in the CMS, an applicant in Jobs becomes an employee record without retyping, and a file sent through Transfer is attributed to a real person rather than an anonymous link.
The core suite
CMS
Structured content with typed collections, a markdown editor, an SEO audit on every item, and an API for whatever renders the front end. This page was written in it.
HRMS
Attendance, leave, payroll, income tax, recruitment, performance and employee self service for the whole workforce. See TinTorch HRMS.
Jobs
Requisitions, applicants, interview stages and offers. Roles published from Jobs flow into the HRMS employee master on day one.
Transfer
Send large files with a secure link and no account for the recipient. See TinTorch Transfer.
Docs
Collaborative documents that live beside your structured content rather than in a separate silo with its own sharing rules.
SEO
The audit engine inside the CMS: title and description length, keyword coverage, FAQ blocks, internal links, image hosting and alt text, scored on every item before it ships.
The wider lineup
CRM
Contacts, leads, pipelines and deals for teams that need to close. See TinTorch CRM.
Pages
Fast marketing pages and landing pages that read from the same content store as everything else.
List and Write
Newsletters and long form drafting, wired to the same audience and the same publishing pipeline.
Pulse and Forms
Lightweight surveys, internal signals and form capture that feed straight into leads rather than a spreadsheet.
Sign and Markets
Document signature flows, plus a marketplace surface for teams that sell through listings.
Domains
Domain registration, hosting, VPS and SSL under a 99.9 percent uptime guarantee. See Domains.
How teams adopt it
Start with one app
Pick the sharpest pain. Most teams begin with HRMS or the CMS, because those replace the largest pile of spreadsheets.
Invite the team once
Everyone gets a TinTorch Account. Roles and permissions are set once and honoured by every app they later switch on.
Switch on the next module
Add Transfer, Jobs, CRM or Docs when you need them. There is no data migration between TinTorch apps because there is no separate store.
Some apps are still inactive
The suite ships continuously. HRMS, Pulse, Docs, Sign, Forms, Lattice, Createl and Domains sit at different stages of release, so check the individual product page or ask us what is production ready today.
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Products beyond the platform
The same platform powers products built for specific industries: Duggy for sports club accounting, n10 Links for link infrastructure, Lattice.casa for knowledge graph mapping, and Createl for creator collaboration. If you need something the suite does not cover, our SaaS product development team builds on the same foundation.
Work out which apps you need
Tell us what your team runs on today and we will map it to the suite.
Answers before you ask
Everything worth knowing about TinTorch.
What exactly is TinTorch?
It is a suite of business applications that share one account, one permission model and one bill. You use the apps you need and ignore the rest.
Do I have to buy the whole suite?
No. Each product is licensed on its own. The advantage of the suite is that adding a second app costs you no new logins, no new user directory and no integration work.
What is a TinTorch Account?
It is the shared sign in and billing identity. One set of credentials works across every TinTorch app, and subscriptions and invoices live in one place.
Which apps are production ready today?
Transfer, CRM, Jobs, List, Duggy, n10 and Domains are live. HRMS, Pulse, Docs, Sign, Forms and a few others are at various release stages, so ask for the current status before you plan around one.
Is there an API?
Yes. The CMS exposes a read API for content and typed collections, and the platform issues API keys per workspace so your own front end or scripts can consume it.
How does the SEO scoring work?
Every content item is graded on title and description length, keyword presence, slug quality, content depth, heading structure, FAQ coverage, image hosting, alt text and internal linking. You see the score before you publish.
Can TinTorch host our website too?
Yes. The Domains product covers registration, shared hosting, VPS, dedicated servers and SSL, so the site your CMS feeds can run on the same account.
How is billing handled across apps?
Through TinTorch Account. Plans, payment methods, invoices and upgrades are managed once rather than per application.
Does the HRMS work for Indian payroll?
Yes. Salary structures, payroll runs, payslips, loans and advances, reimbursements and employee tax declarations with TDS are built for Indian companies.
Can we self host any of it?
The suite is offered as a hosted service. For regulated or public sector deployments that need something different, talk to us about the options.
Who builds and maintains TinTorch?
TinTorch is built by e10 Infotech, which also builds custom software for clients on the same stack.
What happens to our data if we leave?
Your records stay yours. Content, employee data and CRM records can be exported, and the CMS ships CSV and API export paths for the collections it holds.
Let's build something that ships
Tell us what you are trying to build. You will hear back from an engineer, not a sales desk.