Foundationbase Personal CRM

What Foundationbase Personal CRM is

Foundationbase Personal CRM is a free web app for keeping track of personal and professional relationships. Contact records can hold a company, tags, and one next follow-up date. Users can add dated notes to a contact and view those interactions in a chronological timeline. A follow-up queue groups contacts as overdue, due today, or upcoming, with options to snooze or complete each follow-up.

The app stores contact and interaction records in localStorage in the current browser profile. It works without an account or application backend, but records are not presented as encrypted and do not automatically back up or sync across devices. Follow-up dates appear in the app when it is open; the app does not send operating-system, email, or push notifications. The current implementation has no external APIs or automatic email, calendar, or address-book synchronization. CSV and address-book import, as well as data export, are not included.

Foundation Base identifies individuals, freelancers, consultants, community builders, and developers prototyping a personal or sales-lite CRM as potential users. The implementation uses Next.js 15, React 19, and TypeScript, and is listed under the MIT license. Foundation Base says contributions are reviewed and foundations are checked for hidden network behavior, unsafe scripts, secrets, and unclear setup paths.

Who it suits

This CRM suits individuals, freelancers, consultants, and community builders who want to keep contact notes and manage one next follow-up date per person. Developers prototyping a personal or sales-lite CRM may also find it relevant. It is designed for use on the web.

Limits

The free plan costs nothing. Records are stored in the current browser profile and do not automatically back up or sync across devices; follow-up dates appear in the app when it is open.

Getting started

1. Open https://foundationbase.app/foundations/personal-crm in a web browser.
2. Add contact records with a company, tags, and a next follow-up date as needed.
3. Log dated notes against contacts to build their interaction timelines.
4. Use the follow-up queue to review overdue, due-today, and upcoming contacts, then snooze or complete follow-ups.

Verdict

Choose Foundationbase Personal CRM if you want a free, browser-based way to organize contacts, dated notes, and follow-ups without creating an account. Look elsewhere if you need records to sync or back up automatically, integrations, imports or exports, or notifications outside the app.