Start with Project, Test, and Task
Use a familiar hierarchy instead of forcing every user into a generic record register.

Lightweight LIMS
Plan real testing work first, then capture the technical records, specimens, equipment trace, evidence, approvals, and reports required to complete it.
How work moves
Keep ownership, dates, decisions, and the next action visible as work moves from planning into completion.
Use a familiar hierarchy instead of forcing every user into a generic record register.
Link methods, controlled documents, specimens, resources, sensors, results, and evidence where they are used.
Surface missing qualifications, calibration, acknowledgements, results, and quality dispositions before issue.
Keep approvals, signatures, corrections, amendments, and audit history tied to canonical objects.
Operational context follows the work into execution and review.
Canonical pages and Explorer make important laboratory objects recognizable and findable.
Draft work stays flexible while approved and issued records follow explicit controlled actions.
Three months free, then US$5 per user/month for the following 12 months for early pilot customers.