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TinyCRM List

A dead-simple client list for businesses with a few dozen customers

Problem
Small operators like cleaners keep 40 regular clients in one spreadsheet; sorting one column wrecks the rest and takes a weekend to fix. Free CRMs then demand sales pipelines that don't exist and get abandoned after two weeks. They just want a client list that never breaks.
Solution
A simple client-card list with name, contact, address, next visit date, and notes. Every edit is versioned automatically and can be restored to any point; built-in repeat reminders and simple filters, no pipelines or custom fields.
Users
Solo or 2–3 person operators in cleaning, pet grooming, repairs, and similar services
MVP
Client card CRUD; automatic version history with one-click rollback; today list sorted by next service date; one-tap copy/dial of phone and address; CSV import/export
Revenue
One-time purchase or low annual subscription, e.g. $49/year, positioned as 'a client book that never breaks'
Why now
Mainstream CRMs are getting heavier and pricier while small operators clearly want 'just enough' tools; a solo dev can ship this in two weeks with an off-the-shelf UI kit

Source discussions · 2

  1. Reddit[r/smallbusiness] crm for a small business, 40 clients and a spreadsheet that keeps breaking
  2. Reddit[r/SaaS] I built a vertical SaaS for loan officers, here's what surprised me about the niche
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