The CRM for small teams who actually ship
CReMe — silky smooth CRM.
Most CRMs are built for a sales floor of forty and sold to a team of four. CReMe is the other way round: contacts, a pipeline you can drag, and the delivery work a won deal turns into — over one set of records, in an afternoon, without a consultant.
People and the organisations they work for, in one place. Deals, projects, tasks and notes all hang off the same records — so nobody has to ask which spreadsheet is current.
Your milestones, not ours. Run several pipelines at once, see them as a board, a list or a forecast, and get told when a deal has gone quiet.
The bit most CRMs drop. Win a deal and CReMe opens the delivery project, assigns the team and starts the checklist — automatically, because you set the rule once.
Onboarding is the same eleven steps every time. Save it once as a track; steps activate one at a time so nobody stares at a wall of tasks.
Tasks carry due dates and repeat. Subscribe to the feed and everything due lands in Google Calendar, Outlook or Apple Calendar beside the rest of your day.
Sign in with a passkey. Teams decide who sees what, restricted users see only their own, and anything deleted waits 30 days in the trash before it is really gone.
Set up in an afternoon. Sign up without a card, import the spreadsheet you are already living in, and start. Import fills blanks rather than overwriting what you have, and finds the duplicates for you.
Nothing to configure first. A working pipeline, a delivery board and sensible task categories exist the moment you sign in. Rename them when you disagree — every one of them is yours to change.
It grows a team. Invite people by email with a role and a team. Teams are the privacy boundary, so a contractor sees their own work and nothing else. Run several workspaces from one login.
Your data stays yours. Export any filtered list to CSV whenever you like, take the whole account with you, and delete it for good. No lock-in, because there is nothing to lock.
Early, and focused. CReMe does contacts, sales and delivery properly. It does not yet read your inbox, write your emails for you, or ship a mobile app — and it will not pretend otherwise while you are deciding.