Your pipeline is on the wheel. The pot's shape is your 14 demo deals; you cannot stretch them into more. What you can reshape is the structure: press a band in to split a stage, pull it out to merge, tap it to rename. The same deals move into the new shape below.
People, Companies, Opportunities, Projects, Tasks, Notes and Campaigns come built in. Your business has things those do not cover. Throw a new object and give it the fields you actually use. Each field you add becomes a band.
Built in: People · Companies · Opportunities · Projects · Tasks · Notes · Campaigns
Pick a tool off the rack, then tap the pot or drag down it to lay a glaze band. Each band is a mod you add to your Remold. Take it off again if you stop needing it.
Your agent sits at the wheel with you. It proposes a shape as a dotted outline and names exactly what will move. Nothing changes until you tap Apply. The pipeline here is the same one from the top of the page.
For small things you trust it with, an owner can grant direct action. Here the grant covers one thing: editing fields on an existing task. Pipeline changes still need your tap, whatever the switch says.
A potter presses a mark into the base. Remold does it to every change: who made it, when, and what it was. You, a teammate, or an agent. Everything you did on this page is already below.
Remold is open source under AGPL-3.0. It runs in your accounts with your data, and email goes out from your own Gmail. Here is what you changed on this page, which is the whole pitch.