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Une entreprise de logiciels ne vit pas que de code. Elle a besoin d’un avocat, d’un comptable, d’une équipe sécurité et de personnes qui connaissent d’autres marchés, et Motir ne fait pas exception. Nous préférons acheter ce travail à un produit construit sur Motir. Voici ceux dont nous avons besoin. Construisez-en un qui passe à l’échelle, et Motir sera votre premier client.

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Des produits qui passent à l’échelle, pas des outils pour une seule équipe

  1. De nombreux clients, un seul produitChaque idée sert des milliers d’entreprises confrontées au même problème, pas le processus interne d’une seule entreprise.
  2. Une expertise qu’on ne recrute pas à bas prixDroit, fiscalité, sécurité, langues : un travail qui exige un spécialiste, rendu abordable par l’IA et tenu à l’honnêteté par des personnes.
  3. Une personne signe toujoursL’IA rédige, vérifie et dépose le travail. Une personne qualifiée approuve ce qui comporte un risque, de la même façon que Motir place une personne à chaque étape de validation.

Motir achèterait · 2

Les produits que Motir achèterait aujourd’hui

  1. 02 · Security & compliance

    AI security and compliance, from the evidence

    SOC 2 and ISO 27001 evidence collected from the code, the cloud and the project itself, and security questionnaires answered from it.

    • Collects evidence from repositories, cloud accounts and the project's history
    • Answers customer security questionnaires from that evidence, with sources
    • Watches for drift and opens a work item when a control slips
    • B2B software
    • Compliance
    Pourquoi Motir en a besoin
    A business customer asks for a security review before it signs. Every answer is somewhere in Motir's code and records, and finding it takes days we would rather spend building.
    Qui d’autre l’achète
    Every software company selling to a business big enough to ask.

D’autres pistes · 8

De bons produits à construire, au-delà des besoins de Motir

Motir ne sera pas votre premier client pour ceux-ci. Chacun est un marché au besoin documenté, avec un manque que les acteurs actuels laissent ouvert, et une raison pour laquelle il peut être construit maintenant et pas il y a cinq ans. Les preuves sont en lien sous chacun.

  • Agriculture

    Relabel every food product for China's 2027 label rules, starting from the recipe

    For small and mid-sized Chinese food makers, and importers who add Chinese back-labels. The maker enters each product's recipe once. The tool writes the label China requires from 16 March 2027: the eight allergens marked, the seven-line nutrition table with saturated fat and sugar, the new expiry-date wording, and banned 'zero added' claims removed. It works across the whole catalogue.

    • Compliance
    • China market
    • Small businesses
    • Vertical software
    Les preuves
    GB 7718-2025, the national standard for labelling prepackaged food, was published with a two-year transition period. It makes eight allergen groups mandatory on labels, changes the label to show a shelf-life expiry date, and bans phrases like 'no added' and 'zero added' for highlighting ingredients. Beijing News 新京报 (zh)
    Le manque
    The players found only check text that already exists. LVT-AI audits a finished label against GB 7718/28050 and does not generate one. Consultancies such as CIRS, REACH24H and ChemLinked publish explanations and review labels by hand, one inquiry at a time. Western label tools such as Food Label Maker and GoVisually are built around FDA and EU rules. None of them starts from the recipe to work out the allergens and the new saturated-fat and sugar lines, and none tracks a whole catalogue to the cutover. A small maker with dozens of products still does this by hand or pays for each label.
    +7 autres sources
  • Healthcare

    Medical-insurance self-check for small clinics and pharmacies in China

    For China's private clinics, dental practices and pharmacies that bill the state medical insurance: reviews two years of claims against the local list of problems inspectors look for, checks each charge against the patient record, helps return money that was wrongly claimed, and keeps the file an inspector will ask to see.

    • Compliance
    • Healthcare
    • China market
    • Small businesses
    • Vertical software
    Les preuves
    In 2025 the national medical insurance system recovered 34.219 billion yuan, handled 471,700 designated medical and pharmacy institutions under their agreements, and found 1,626 institutions guilty of fraud. At the end of 2025 only 43.38% of institutions were connected to the regulator's real-time pre-claim reminder system. The Paper 澎湃新闻 (zh), reporting the NHSA 2025 statistical bulletin
    Le manque
    The tools sit with the regulator and big hospitals. The NHSA's own pre-claim reminder system (43% connected at end-2025) checks each claim as it is made; it does not go back over two years of claims or match charges to records. Weining Technology built the regulator's supervision system and sells risk control to 1,400+ hospitals, not clinics. Large hospitals can install the rule base in their own systems. A one-doctor clinic, dental practice or pharmacy has no compliance staff and nothing that does the backward self-check and keeps the defence file.
    +7 autres sources
  • People & HR

    UK visa sponsor compliance, checked against the payroll

    For UK employers who sponsor overseas workers, such as care homes, restaurants, shops and builders: reads the payroll and rota every pay period, catches pay below a worker's certificate and absences that must be reported, and drafts the Home Office report before the deadline.

    • Compliance
    • Small businesses
    Les preuves
    The Home Office revoked 1,948 sponsor licences between July 2024 and June 2025, more than double the 937 of the previous 12 months, and names adult social care, hospitality, retail and construction among the sectors with the highest levels of abuse. GOV.UK, Home Office news story, September 2025
    Le manque
    Immigration law firms such as Fragomen and Kingsley Napley serve large sponsors by the hour. Small-sponsor tools such as i-migrator, SponsorPro and SMS System are record keepers: the sponsor types in each worker and date and gets reminders. Payroll and HR software such as Sage, Xero, BrightPay and BrightHR holds pay and absence data but knows nothing of sponsorship. None checks one against the other.
    +2 autres sources
  • Public sector

    Accessible documents for public bodies, before the 2027 deadline

    For city, county and school-district websites, public universities and hospitals: finds every PDF, Word, slide and spreadsheet file, sets aside the ones the law exempts, fixes the rest for screen readers, checks each fix and keeps new uploads accessible.

    • Compliance
    Les preuves
    The ADA Title II web and mobile rule now applies from 26 April 2027 to state and local governments of 50,000 or more people and from 26 April 2028 to smaller ones and special districts, after an interim final rule of 20 April 2026. It covers word processing, presentation, PDF and spreadsheet files. U.S. Department of Justice, ADA.gov, Fact Sheet on the Title II web rule
    Le manque
    Overlay widgets such as accessiBe and UserWay never touch documents. Scanners such as Deque, Siteimprove and Level Access flag problems but fix none. PDF tools and services such as Adobe Auto-Tag, CommonLook, Equidox and Accessible.org fix one file at a time, priced per page or seat. None sorts a site's thousands of files by the rule's exceptions, checks hard content like tables and maths, and stops bad uploads.
    +5 autres sources
  • Logistics

    A carrier safety file for small freight brokers

    For small freight brokers who hand loads to trucking companies: checks each carrier's safety record against the broker's own written standard at every load, records why it was picked, and hands over the file when an insurer, shipper or lawyer asks.

    • Compliance
    • Small businesses
    • Vertical software
    Les preuves
    On 14 May 2026 the US Supreme Court unanimously reversed the lower court in Montgomery v. Caribe Transport II, letting state negligent-selection claims against freight brokers go forward. Supreme Court of the United States, docket No. 24-1238
    Le manque
    Carrier-vetting tools were built to stop fraud, not to show care over safety. Highway sells identity checks through a demo-led sale; Descartes MyCarrierPortal added an audit log only for its own customers; RMIS and Carrier Assure check insurance and authority at sign-up. None writes a small broker's own standard, rechecks it on every load and produces the defence file at a price a few-person broker can pay.
    +3 autres sources
  • Construction

    Jobsite safety briefings in every worker's own language

    For contractors whose crews speak many languages: turns the day's real tasks into a spoken safety briefing in each worker's language, checks that every worker understood, and keeps the record an OSHA inspector or insurer asks for.

    • Compliance
    • Small businesses
    • Vertical software
    Les preuves
    Construction and extraction workers experienced 1,032 fatal injuries in 2024. U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries, 2024
    Le manque
    Raken, SafetyCulture, HammerTech, Salus and Procore hand the foreman a library of pre-written talks, mostly in English and Spanish, with a signature for attendance. None writes the briefing from that day's tasks, speaks it in the language each worker actually uses, or checks each worker understood. A signature proves attendance, not understanding, and understanding is OSHA's test.
    +5 autres sources
  • AI infrastructure

    The AI transparency kit

    A drop-in kit that tells users they're talking to an AI, marks generated content in a machine-readable way and labels deepfakes, as the EU now requires.

    • Compliance
    • Developer tools
    • EU AI Act
    • Small businesses
    Les preuves
    Article 50 of the EU AI Act applies from 2 August 2026. Only the provider-side machine-readable marking duty for systems already on the market gets until 2 December 2026. Fines reach €15 million or 3% of worldwide turnover. Jones Walker, AI Law Blog, July 2026
    Le manque
    Content-marking vendors serve enterprises or one platform. The disclosure duties have applied since 2 August 2026, and generative systems already on the market must add machine-readable marking by 2 December 2026. A small app maker still has no simple way to comply.

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