What SingVMS is
SingVMS is a visitor management system for Singapore, built around Singpass. An organisation prints a QR code and places it at the entrance; visitors scan it and verify with Singpass, and the business gets a government-verified check-in record without ever writing down an NRIC. It is a Leetlabs product, live at singvms.sg, taking real sign-ups and real payments.
The problem it solves
Singapore is phasing out the NRIC as an authenticator: from 31 December 2026, organisations must stop using NRIC numbers to authenticate people, and the PDPC has discouraged collecting full NRICs since 2019. Yet the default at most lobbies, sites, and clinics is still a paper logbook full of exactly that data — a compliance liability posing as a record.
SingVMS replaces the logbook with something stronger, not just tidier: identity comes from Singpass, so the check-in is verified by the government rather than self-declared, and the business never has to hold an NRIC at all.
The build
SingVMS is three coordinated pieces, all built by Leetlabs:
The product itself is a web application with two faces: the visitor check-in flow that handles the QR scan and Singpass verification, and the admin dashboard at app.singvms.sg where a business manages locations, check-in records, and its subscription.
Billing is live Stripe. Three plan tiers, monthly and annual, provisioned as code so the whole price catalogue is reproducible, with webhooks driving subscription state and a self-serve billing portal. This is not a demo with a “contact sales” button — it charges real cards.
The marketing site at singvms.sg runs on the same Astro template as the site you are reading: static, fast, and built page-by-page around what facility managers actually search for, from visitor management to Singpass integration.
Behind it all is a proper release pipeline: a staging environment that mirrors production, auto-deploys on push, and the boring-but-essential production details — HTTPS, edge caching, monitoring — done properly.
Why this is proof
SingVMS demonstrates the full arc of a SaaS launch from one team: product design, a regulated-market integration (Singpass), an admin surface, live payment infrastructure, an SEO-driven acquisition site, and production operations. It is also our second Singpass build after ROSHI, which is exactly the kind of compounding expertise you want from a studio working in Singapore.
If you have a product that needs to exist — not as a prototype but as a thing that signs customers up and bills them — this is the shape of the work: ship the MVP, then make it a business. And if your market is Singapore, our app development work is grounded in builds like this one.