Foloox
Never miss a follow-up again
Hey everyone
I’ve been working on a small app called Foloox, a simple follow-up and lead tracking tool.
It’s designed for people who manage conversations, leads, or clients and need a clear way to keep track of who to follow up with and when — without using complex CRM systems.
The focus is simplicity:
You can add follow-ups with notes, priority, and timing, and quickly see what’s due today, upcoming, or overdue.
One thing I wanted to do differently was remove friction. You can start using it instantly without creating an account (data stays in your browser), and if needed, you can create an account later to sync your data.
It’s still early, but the core workflow is complete and usable.
I’d really appreciate your feedback:
- Does this feel useful?
- What would you improve or remove?
- Is this something you’d use regularly?
Here’s the link: https://foloox.com
Thanks
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Hey, just wanted to say — your product looks really impressive. It feels useful, clean, and like something that can actually help people solve a real problem.
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Really like what you’re building — wishing you a lot of success with it.
Removing the sign-up requirement is probably one of the smartest decisions here. If someone is already overwhelmed enough to need a follow-up tracker, asking them to create an account before they can organize their next task adds friction at exactly the wrong moment.
I like the no-signup approach. The thing I’d be most curious about is what type of user you’re seeing adopt this.
People already track follow-ups in notes, spreadsheets, WhatsApp, and reminders. What’s been the strongest reason for someone to switch to Foloox instead?