Open-source CRM for small businesses

Ask your CRM for what it can't do yet.

Say it in plain words. Your agent remolds Remold into the shape of your business: a new screen, a new object, a new automation. Nothing goes live until you say so.

Open the app Talk to us about setup

Your agent · in your workspace example demo

AgentMorning. What do you wish this CRM did? Type it, or tap one.

brightside-yard.example.com

Timeline

Proposed. Review in chat, then Apply.

The lines other tools draw

Most CRMs let you change things, inside the lines.

You can add fields, flip settings, pick from the automations and integrations they chose to offer. Past those lines it gets expensive: a feature request, a wait on someone's roadmap, a higher plan, or paying for a workaround. The same wish, two places it can land.

The usual wayIllustration of a generic setup, not any real product

FR-4821 · Feature requests

Reminder when a quote has had no reply

StatusUnder consideration Openedtoday Votes1 Planned forNot scheduled

"Thanks for the suggestion. We've passed it along to the team."

With RemoldWhat you just did above

Proposed by your agent

Quote waiting: nudge after 3 days without a reply

Watches Opportunities in "Quote sent"
After 3 days with no reply, puts a follow-up on your Today screen
Written up in plain words next to its code, so it can be changed later

Waiting for your Apply in the chat above.

A new objectCrews, Orders, Tickets, Bookings. Whatever your business is made of.

A new screenA board, a list, a report, a Today view shaped around your day.

A new automationWatch for a thing, then do a thing. Drafted with you, reviewed before it runs.

A new connectionAlready built this way: a help desk, Shopify orders, drafted replies to Google reviews, a funnel map.

A partner, if you want one

You decide how far your agent goes.

Claude, Codex or any MCP client joins your workspace as a team member. By default it proposes and you apply with one tap. You can grant it direct action on specific things. Some things always stay with a person. And if you'd rather work without an agent, Remold is still a CRM you can reshape yourself.

Proposes onlyYou tap Apply on each change

Direct on one thingGrant: edit tasks

Default. The agent drafts, you apply. Drag the knob to grant it direct action on tasks only. The grant covers exactly what it names.

Always with a person, whatever the grant:

Sending email
Starting a campaign
Spending money
Publishing

Try it: a task in your workspace

Call Mara Okafor about the deck quoteOpen · due today · assigned to you

The signed record

Every change has a name on it.

You, a teammate, or your agent, and who approved it. This is the live timeline from the demo above. Whatever you did up there is already written down here.

YouTeammateYour agent

You own it

Your accounts. Your data. Your shape.

Open source

AGPL-3.0. Remold runs in your own accounts, so your data stays yours and nobody can take the shape away from you.

Built in from day one

People, Companies, Opportunities, Projects, Tasks, Notes, Campaigns. Today screen, log a call, follow up, pipeline board, reports, lead forms, booking pages, email from your own Gmail.

Written to be remolded

Every capability is a mod, written up in plain words next to its code. That's why your AI can change how one works, not only what it stores. New ones are reviewed before they go live.