TouchUtility

A personal CRM for people who hate CRMs.

$7/month

A personal CRM for people who hate CRMs

You meet someone interesting — a conference, a Twitter conversation, a friend-of-a-friend dinner. You mean to follow up "in a couple weeks." Six months later you bump into them again and realize you forgot their company changed, or that they offered to make an intro. Touch is the tool that catches this before it happens.

What it solves

You have three options today: a Notes app that turns into chaos, a Notion CRM template you abandon after a month, or HubSpot — laughable for personal use. Touch is the fourth option: a calm, single-user CRM for the 30–500 people in your network you actually want to maintain a relationship with. No pipelines, no deal stages, no scoring. Just: who is this person, when did we last talk, when should I reach out again, and what mattered.

What you see

The **dashboard** is the morning view: who's **overdue**, who's **due this week**, and your **sleepers** (people with no cadence who've gone quiet for 90+ days). It's the panic-button: "who am I about to lose touch with?" The **contacts** page is the full address book — searchable by name, company, role, note content, filterable by tag, sorted so the most-in-need person is at the top. A **contact detail** page has the profile, a running timeline of every touch you've ever logged, and a one-button "log a touch" form on the side. Logging takes literally five seconds: date, channel, one line. That's the moat.

What it doesn't do

No deal stages. No pipelines. No scoring algorithms. No "leads" or "opportunities". No public sharing. No team accounts. No email scraping — your inbox stays yours. Touch is manual entry by design — the act of logging is the act of caring.

Built to compound

A rolling reminder cadence per contact (every 30/60/90 days, or any positive integer). Each new touch auto-bumps the next-due date forward, so the system stays in sync with reality. Comma-separated tags for the lightweight grouping you actually use ("founder", "investor", "ex-stripe"). Free-text channel ("DM", "coffee", "conf"). Markdown-friendly notes per touch. The longer you use it, the more it's worth — which is why it's not free.

Features

Overdue + this-week dashboardOpen Touch in the morning, see who you'd otherwise forget. Overdue list, this-week list, and a sleepers section for the no-cadence people who've gone quiet too long.
Five-second touch loggingOne date + one line + an optional channel chip. That's the whole interaction. Logging is so quick you actually do it, which is the only thing that makes the system work.
Rolling reminder cadencesPer contact: every 30/60/90 days, or any number. Logging a touch auto-bumps the next-due date forward off the new date. The system stays calibrated to real life.
Lightweight tags + searchComma-separated tags — no schema gymnastics. Full-text search across name, company, role, and note content. Filter chips for tag-driven views.
Timeline per personEvery touch you ever logged with someone, oldest to newest. The thing you scroll five seconds before a call to remember what mattered last time.
Single-user, private by defaultNo team accounts. No sharing. No public profile. No email scraping. Your network is yours — Touch is a vault, not a graph that someone else can analyze.

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A personal CRM for people who hate CRMs.