Ladybug Docs
Docs nobody opens don't help anyone. Ladybug Docs is our answer: knowledge base, checklists, tracked runs, role-based access, and process documentation built for MSPs to actually use, not just store.
We're MSP professionals, building solutions for MSPs.
We got tired of bouncing between the Google Workspace admin console and half a dozen browser tabs just to check on one client. So we built the portal we wished existed: tenants, users, security findings, and licensing, all in one place, with an MCP server for Cursor and Claude built right in.
PowerShell Universal was close, but it wasn't built for MSPs. Super PowerShell is the automation hub we wanted: integrations, schedules, full visibility, alerting, and hooks for Cursor, Claude, and the rest of your stack.
Docs nobody opens don't help anyone. Ladybug Docs is our answer: knowledge base, checklists, tracked runs, role-based access, and process documentation built for MSPs to actually use, not just store.
Two smaller tools we built for ourselves first, then decided to give away. Both free, both open source, both still getting patched.
We didn't want every tech to have full GDAP management access in CIPP, but they all needed to generate invite links. This is the simplest way we could think of to solve that.
We wanted to actually see where our team and our clients were, not just scroll a list of addresses in Halo, so we built a map for it.
Our brand is inspired by real watercolors by Marie "Honey", our namesake (and our founder's grandmother). A few of her pieces:
Click a painting to see it full size.
Honey House works directly with Good Heart Tech, a volunteer-run nonprofit MSP that provides free IT and cybersecurity to other nonprofits. We support that mission with product work, engineering time, and the same belief that MSP skills should help community organizations, not only paying clients.
If you care about nonprofit technology, start with their story.
Honey House builds software. We're MSP professionals ourselves, so the tools we build are the ones we wished we had: for Google Workspace, for PSA data, for the small stuff that eats an afternoon.
The name comes from Honey, whose watercolors give this site its whole palette. Her watercolors inspire us every day: she painted at a kitchen table, not a design studio, and that's the feeling we're going for.
We're not stopping at what's here today. We'll keep building and giving away tools like these for the benefit of the MSP and IT communities.