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A CRM should be clay,not cast iron.

Press it into a contact, a pipeline, a table with your own fields. Same material, your shape. Open source, so it stays yours.

Press the clay. Scroll to reshape it.

Your business has fields of its own.

A groomer tracks pets. A roofer tracks roofs. A baker tracks cakes. In Remold you press the field into the table yourself. No code, no ticket, and the data already in the table stays put.

Tap a column heading to pinch it back off. People, Companies, Opportunities, Projects, Tasks, Notes and Campaigns come built in and take new fields the same way.

Your AI shows up as a teammate, not a wrecking ball.

By default it proposes. A suggestion arrives as a soft ghost of the change. Press it in and it becomes part of the record, with the agent's name on it. For things you trust it with, grant direct action, and every change still carries who did it.

Let the agent edit existing tasks directly

    Alma Reyes

    Company
    Reyes Plumbing
    Email
    alma@example.com
    Stage
    Lead
    Next task
    Send quote, Thursday

    Every press leaves a print.

    Each change to a record is kept with who made it: you, a teammate, or an agent. Tap a print to read it. The first prints are an example week; what you change on this page is added after them.

    YouPriya, teammateAgent

    Clay you own.

    Remold is open source under AGPL-3.0. It runs in your accounts, on your data. Nothing about your business sits in someone else's mold.

    • Your accounts. Email goes out from your own Gmail.
    • Your data. Export it, move it, keep it.
    • Your features. Mods and plugins reshape what the app does, not just what it stores.
    • Your day. Today screen, log a call, follow up, pipeline board, reports, lead forms, booking pages, help desk, campaigns.
    AGPL-3.0

    Reshape it as often as the business changes.

    Add an object on Monday. Rename a stage on Tuesday. Hand the agent a chore on Wednesday. The material does not fight back.