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I built an AI-powered CRM that handles calls, emails, lead generation and automations; looking for feedback (free upgrades for testers)
Hey everyone, I’ve been building Galcode CRM; a modern CRM designed for sales teams, founders, agencies, and SMBs that want everything in one place without the heavy setup. The idea is simple: manage leads, contacts, deals, calls, emails, and automations from one dashboard, while AI helps with the repetitive work. You can connect Gmail and Google Calendar, generate leads, automate follow-ups, create custom fields and pipelines, and even use AI call agents and AI email workflows. What it does: \\- AI call agents for inbound and outbound sales / support calls \\- Gmail and Google Workspace sync for inbox + calendar \\- AI-powered email replies and conversation suggestions \\- lead generation tools with business search and enrichment \\- custom fields for any workflow or sales process \\- deal stages, pipelines, contacts, accounts, and task automation \\- workflow automations for follow-ups, reminders, lead routing, and scoring \\- KPI dashboard, activity tracking, and reporting \\- multi-tenant CRM architecture for teams and companies \\- modern fast UI with mobile-friendly workflow support I’m currently looking for real feedback from CRM users, sales teams, and founders. Would love honest thoughts on: \\- what’s missing \\- what you’d actually use daily \\- what feels clunky \\- what would make you switch from your current CRM Happy to give out free upgrade plans / premium access to early testers in exchange for honest feedback. Would really appreciate your thoughts.
Galcode CRM is entering a massive but hyper-competitive market with a feature set that, while comprehensive, lacks a clear 'unfair advantage' over incumbents or other AI-native startups. The project is in its earliest stages with no reported funding or traction, making it a high-risk investment until product-market fit and technical differentiation are proven.