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I built a free offline CRM for real estate agents no sign-up, no cloud, no subscriptions

Hey IH! I'm a solo developer from India and I just launched Boring CRM — a completely free, offline-first CRM app built specifically for real estate agents.

  The problem I noticed: Most real estate agents here track leads in notebooks and WhatsApp chats because existing CRMs are too expensive, too complicated, and require

  internet they don't always have.

  So I built the simplest possible CRM:

  - Download from Play Store, open it, start adding leads

  - Works 100% offline — no internet needed ever

  - Follow-up reminders with notifications

  - Color-coded sales pipeline

  - CSV import/export

  - Zero sign-up, zero subscriptions

  Tech stack: Flutter + SQLite + Firebase Analytics

  The app is completely free. There's one optional Rs.200 payment to remove ads.

  Website: https://boringcrm.in

  I'd love feedback from this community — what features would you add? Would you use something like this?

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    The notification firing is one thing, what happens after the agent sees it on a packed showing day is another. That's usually where leads still slip, not because the CRM didn't track it, but because life happens between the notification and the actual follow-up message getting sent.

    Most people in this space end up wanting some auto-send for the routine cadences (day 1/3/7 type follow-ups) and keeping judgment calls for a human. Curious if that's on your roadmap or you're keeping it intentionally minimal.

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    "The simplest possible CRM" for a hyper-specific niche is exactly how you build something people actually use.

    The offline-first approach is brilliant. You're not competing with Salesforce or HubSpot. You're competing with notebooks and WhatsApp. That's a completely different (and winnable) fight.

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    The notebook-to-WhatsApp pipeline is so real in emerging markets. I've seen the same pattern with small business owners in Vietnam — they'll use Zalo (local messaging app) as their entire CRM, just scrolling through chat history to find client details. It works until it doesn't.

    Smart call going offline-first with SQLite. Most CRM tools assume reliable internet which instantly disqualifies them for field agents who spend half their day at property sites with spotty coverage. The CSV import/export is a nice touch too — gives people an escape hatch so they don't feel locked in.

    Rs.200 to remove ads is a great price point for the Indian market. Low enough that it's an impulse buy, high enough that it filters for serious users. Have you thought about a premium tier for teams — like syncing data between agents in the same brokerage? That's usually where the real money is in real estate software.

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    Cool idea, are you handling data cleanup or standardization for the users?

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    Love the offline-first idea — makes a lot of sense for real estate agents. Curious if you’re planning features like simple website landing pages for agents to capture leads directly?

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    Nice idea! Offline-first makes a lot of sense for this audience. How has the response been so far?

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    I have no need for a product like this so I'm afraid I'm not the user but I like the idea a lot.
    I think we're moving back in this direction; more offline and simple tools. Sounds good to me

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