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BDA replaces the 6-8 tools event professionals juggle — quotes, contracts, deposits, invoices, e-signatures, client portal — with one workflow built only for them. Wedding planners, photographers, DJs, caterers, decorators. French market, French law.
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I'm Amine, solo founder of IBDA.
I kept meeting the same person: a wedding planner running a real business 30k, 60k a year from a Google Sheet, a Typeform, a Drive folder and a very tired inbox. She wasn't behind on tech. She'd just accepted that admin chaos was the price of the job.
It isn't. But every tool built to fix it is built for "freelancers and small businesses" meaning it's built for nobody in particular. So she has to bend a generic CRM into something that vaguely handles a deposit schedule, a supplier list, a D-day timeline.
IBDA is the opposite bet. It does one vertical, entirely: event professionals in France. Quotes, contracts, deposits, invoices, e-signatures, client portal one workflow, no glue, no Zapier. Deposit tracking that understands a 30/40/30 split. Contract templates that hold up under French law. Factur-X e-invoicing ready for the 2026 mandate.
Being upfront: IBDA is French-only right now the interface, the legal templates, the invoicing compliance. If you're outside France, this launch probably isn't for you, and I'd rather say that than collect signups that churn in a week.
What I'd love feedback on: for those of you who went vertical instead of horizontal how did you resist the pull to broaden? Every piece of advice I get says "expand your TAM." I keep thinking the narrowness is the product.
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I'll be here all day. Ask me anything — especially the uncomfortable stuff.
Tried the quote-to-signature flow on a sample wedding and it felt surprisingly smooth — having deposits, contracts, and invoicing in one place is exactly what my photographer friends complain about missing. Nice that it's built around French law too.
A real wedding planner here, would love to see a built-in guest seating planner or at least a way to sync floor plans from tools like AllSeated, that would save so much back and forth with couples who already have their layout elsewhere.
honestly love how it cuts through the chaos of juggling a million tabs, like the client portal built into the workflow is such a smart move for wedding vendors especially
About IBDA on Product Hunt
“Run your whole event business from one place”
IBDA was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 11 upvotes and 6 comments, placing #95 on the daily leaderboard. BDA replaces the 6-8 tools event professionals juggle — quotes, contracts, deposits, invoices, e-signatures, client portal — with one workflow built only for them. Wedding planners, photographers, DJs, caterers, decorators. French market, French law.
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