CRM

Companies, people and deals — living in your memory.

Most CRMs are a silo: the data lives in the CRM, and everything else — your AI, your agents, your notes — has to be wired to it. This one is the other way around. The CRM is just a view over your workspace memory; the objects it shows are ordinary memory objects.

That has one big consequence: anything connected to your memory already knows your pipeline. Ask Claude which deals close this month and it answers from the same rows this app edits. An agent that reads a meeting transcript can propose updating the deal it was about.

What it does

Track companies, the people at them, and the deals in flight.
Every record gets its own page and URL in your memory.
Deals carry stage, value and close date — filter and follow the pipeline.
Your AI reads and writes the same data over MCP, with your permissions.

What it stores

As ordinary objects in your workspace memory — readable by your AI over MCP, browsable like any memory.

company — A business you deal with — customer, prospect or partner.
person — A human contact — who they are, where they work, how to reach them.
deal — A sales opportunity moving through stages toward won or lost.