Nat
Personal CRM for building relationships
Nat is a personal CRM focused on relationship building rather than sales pipelines. It syncs with Gmail and Google Calendar to import emails and meetings, categorises contacts to flag relationships that need nurturing, and lets users take notes inside Gmail. The company is bootstrapped, remote and part-time, and has been developing the product since 2018.
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