Know every customer, without keeping a spreadsheet.
Every buyer, lead and DM becomes a contact on its own — with where they came from, which automation brought them, and everything they have done since.
A CRM shaped like a creator's business, not a sales team's.
Contacts that create themselves
Someone buys, books, subscribes or sends a DM and they are already there. You never type the same name in twice.
Five stages that mean something
New, interested, bought, repeat, dormant. Not “proposal” and “negotiation” — those words mean nothing when you sell a $19 guide.
A board you drag, a table you scan
Move someone along by dragging their card, or switch to the table when you want two hundred people on one screen.
The whole story on one timeline
When they arrived and from where, what they bought, which files they downloaded, where they are in an email sequence, every call they booked.
Where they came from, and what brought them
Not just “Instagram”. The automation, the funnel step, the source — so you can do more of whatever worked.
What your pipeline is worth
Every contact carries a value and the board totals it as you drag, so the month is visible before it happens.
There is nothing to import.
It fills itself
Contacts start appearing the moment someone buys, books or writes to you. No CSV, no setup, no first-time-user emptiness.
Drag them along
Move a card as the relationship moves. The stage is the only thing you have to keep up to date by hand.
Act on it
Open the conversation, enrol them in a sequence, or ask the assistant which of them has gone quiet.