If I may, an off-topic question. I am completely unsatisfied with any addressbook software and have been looking at a ton of CRMs for personal use. I would prefer something open source, but anything self-hosted would do.
The one feature that most CRMs are missing is CardDav and CalDav syncing. I need my contacts on my phone. Do you know of any opens source or otherwise self-hosted CRM that supports CardDav and CalDav for contacts and appointments?
Thank you!
Any recommendations?
Thank you!
My most recent attempt a few weeks back (following the debian guide in the GH repo + a few fixes on Stack Exchange) resulted in a page that lets you 'register' your first account but for some reason does not load any page. It just appears to either infinitely load or returns nothing, not even an empty HTML file.
I'm sure the hosted offering is great, I'd rather not invest any more personal information onto someone else's servers.
OT -> At some point I'm gonna get up the nerve to crack open a F# giraffe site and write up a small Personal CRM site.
I would want to track things like name, high school graduated, favorite color, name of dog, relationship to me, relationship to other people in the site, reminders to write them a letter every X days, 'on deck' lunch dates I need to plan, etc. Something like a mobile web-ready email-reminder enabled Farley File (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Farley_file).
With notebooks, tags and events.
For customers I have single template in form of definition list (html's <dl> under the hood):
- principal contact:
- address:
- service until:
[1] https://notes.sciter.com GitHub: https://github.com/c-smile/sciter-sdk/tree/master/notes