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At a glance

A lightweight personal CRM for the relationships that matter — keep track of people, notes, and follow-ups without the weight of a sales platform.

Annotated Contactly source-run poster with fictional Cedar Rowan detail and reminder edit controls, labeled no hosted app, owner auth, saved edit, or external alert

Vision

Contactly keeps a record per person, notes that give it context, and dated follow-ups to review inside the app. It is a small personal CRM for someone who wants a place to remember a conversation and plan the next one.

The public source overview is a static explanation of that workflow. It does not host the Contactly application, contacts, sign-in, or reminder delivery.

The Problem

Real CRMs are built for sales teams and feel like it: pipelines, stages, deal sizes, overhead. For a person who just wants to remember context and follow up, that machinery is friction, so they fall back to memory — and memory quietly drops people.

Key Differentiators

  • Personal, not sales: people and context, not pipelines and deals.
  • Small workflow: add a contact, log an interaction, and set a dated follow-up without a sales pipeline.
  • Dated follow-ups: review upcoming and overdue reminders in the app.
  • Local storage by default: a local SQLite file is the default; remote libSQL is optional. The API currently has no authentication or owner scoping, so access must be limited by the deployment boundary.