Stop losing customers inside your own phone
Every download, order, booking and signup lands in one database, with the whole history attached — so you always know who you are talking to and what they already bought from you.
Included in every plan · first month free · we set it up with you
Aisha N.
Course buyer · Customer
82
David K.
Downloaded guide · Lead
46
Patience M.
Booked a call · Opportunity
68
Samuel O.
Newsletter · Subscriber
21
Imported from your spreadsheet · updated by every form
What one tidy list is actually worth
One person, one record
Somebody who downloads your guide in March, books a call in April and buys in June is a single contact — not three rows in three places that you never join back together.
Your spreadsheet, finally searchable
Upload the CSV or Excel file you have been keeping and line your columns up with the right fields. The list you kept out of habit becomes something you can actually sell to.
Tags and stages that mean something
Mark someone as a lead, a customer or a past client. Tag by interest, by town, by the product they bought — then write to exactly that group instead of everyone at once.
A score that shows you who is warm
Opens, clicks, bookings and purchases nudge a contact's score upward, so the handful of people worth calling this morning rise to the top on their own.
Getting your people into one place
Bring across what you already have
Import your existing list from a spreadsheet, or hand it to us during setup if the columns are messy and we will tidy it up with you.
Let your forms do the collecting
Contact forms, guide downloads, checkouts and bookings all create or update a contact automatically. Nobody has to be typed in twice.
Organise as you go
Add a tag when you learn something new about a person, and move them along the lifecycle stages as they get closer to buying.
Do something with the list
Send a campaign to one segment, start an automation, or open a contact and read the whole story before you pick up the phone.
Not sure where to start? Tell us what you sell and we'll set this up with you during onboarding.
Who this quietly saves
A gym in Ntinda
Sees which members lapsed last month and calls that list, not all 400.
A community organisation
Keeps donors, volunteers and beneficiaries apart without three systems.
A boutique owner
Knows who bought the last two collections before the new stock lands.
Contacts, answered
The things people ask us before they move their business across.
Starter holds 5,000, Pro holds 25,000 and Scale holds 100,000. Most small businesses spend years inside the first band, and moving up a plan is a one-click change when the list outgrows it.
Contacts are matched on email address, so the second signup updates the record that already exists instead of making a duplicate. If two records really are the same person under different addresses, you can merge them.
Yes. Open a contact and you get their orders, bookings, course progress, downloads, the campaigns they opened and the notes your team added — in date order, on one screen.
At any time. Export the whole list or any segment of it to CSV or Excel from inside the admin. The database is yours, and nothing about leaving requires our permission.
On the higher plans, yes. You can let an assistant work through follow-ups without giving them sight of revenue, or limit a salesperson to the contacts assigned to them.
It does not work alone
Every module shares one database, so these three are already part of the same story.
Let's get your business running on one system
Tell us what you sell and we'll set up your workspace, move your contacts across, and hand you the login. The first month is on us.