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Domora

in catalog

Domora is a multi-tenant real-estate brokerage operating system with a branded property portal and private workspace. Full source code is included so you can run it as your own SaaS, customize it for your business, and manage inventory, contacts, demand, visits, opportunities, agents, commissions, publication, owner reporting, and analytics.

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the build

Built on the line. The numbers on the right are measured from the build itself — files written, routes shipped, what broke.

A brokerage keeps two clocks. One runs in public, where properties are presented and interest begins. The other runs in private, where inventory changes, demand is interpreted, visits happen, opportunities advance, commissions are tracked and owners ask what the business is doing.

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1552

files

467

routes

83

tables

120

migrations

128

pages

223k

lines of code

changelog

No public changelog yet.

written about it

platform foundation

Like every saascode product, Domora ships on the fabric — the platform base included with every purchase.

AuthenticationEmail + password, 28 providers incl. enterprise SSO
OrganizationsDeployment model depends on the product
BillingSubscription plans, feature gating, admin-managed pricing
Payments18 providers — Stripe, PayPal, regional processors
APIVersioned REST + API keys, rate-limited
MCPAgent-ready — MCP server per product
Integrations67 connected services — every card has code behind it
WebhooksSigned inbound with replay guard, plus outbound dispatch
Notifications9 channels — in-app, email, Slack, Discord, Telegram, SMS
i18nDB-backed translations, admin-editable, add languages post-deploy
Roles & accessRole-based access control, admin panel included
Email4 switchable providers, templated transactional email
SecurityRLS everywhere, Zod validation, audit logging, rate limiting

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