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Hey folks 👋,

I’ve been hacking away on a side-project called Relaticle for the last few months and finally feel brave enough to share it with the wider open-source crowd 😅. It’s a modern CRM that’s:

• 100 % open source (MIT) – code lives here →

• Built on the latest Laravel 12 backend plus Filament 3 UI components, so devs can mod stuff without reinventing wheels.

• Ships with the “usual” goodies (contacts, companies, tasks, notes) and a drag-n-drop sales board out-of-the-box.

Why bother when there are already like 200 CRMs?

Most self-hosted CRMs I tried either felt ancient or took ages to set up. Relaticle is trying to stay lightweight (no Docker swarm worship required) but still useful enough for small teams/startups that don’t wanna drop $$$ on SaaS every month. Plus, writing it in Laravel means I can actually read my own code tomorow 😆.

Cool bits

  • Task board: drag cards, reorder, auto-save – powered by the same Flowforge Kanban package I released earlier.
  • People ↔ Companies linkage: see every interaction in one place (no more tab-hell).
  • Simple pipeline: customise stages fast, no convoluted BPMN wizardry.
  • Self-host in < 5 min on a $5 VPS – literally git clone &amp;&amp; composer install. I tried to keep the README idiot-proof but I’m sure I’ve missed stuff.

Looking for feedback / collabs

I’m still polishing docs & tests (typos everywere, I know!), so:

  • If you spin it up and hit bugs, ping me or open an issue.
  • Curious how it stacks up vs SuiteCRM, Vtiger, YetiForce etc. If you’ve used those, tell me what I’m missing!
  • PRs, stars, suggestions, or grumpy rants – all welcome.

Cheers & thanks for reading!