Personal CRM
The personal CRM built on your life in days
Sales CRMs track deals. Dayze tracks people on your timeline — birthdays, last conversation, milestones in days, and an assistant that logs and reminds instead of another spreadsheet.
Why Dayze owns personal CRM differently
- Time-native — Relationships tied to day age and milestones (Day 10,000), not just calendar years.
- Timeline-first — People sit on your life timeline next to memories, not in an isolated address book.
- Agentic — Dayze Agent can log interactions, suggest follow-ups, and resolve names (with your approval).
- Relationships hub — /relationships is your personal CRM inbox: pending replies and follow-up cadences from Your People — not sales leads.
- Whole life — Friends and family matter as much as professional contacts; no LinkedIn-only bias.
| App | Best for | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Dayze | Life + relationships | Free / Pro |
| Clay | Pro networking | Paid |
| Dex | LinkedIn follow-ups | Paid |
| Monica | Self-hosted CRM | Free / paid |
Go beyond the calculator
Track your life in days — not just a one-off calculation
Claim your handle, log milestones, and get a day-by-day timeline — free to start.
What day are you on?
Personal CRM hits harder when you know your own day count — then share it.
FAQ
- What is a personal CRM?
- A personal CRM is software for the relationships that matter to you — friends, family, partners, mentors — not sales pipelines. You log who someone is, when you last connected, and what you want to remember for next time.
- How is Dayze different from Clay or Dex?
- Clay and Dex optimize professional networking and LinkedIn. Dayze is a life-context personal CRM: your day count, timeline, birthdays, and people live in one place, with Dayze Agent that can log interactions and suggest follow-ups.
- Do I need to import contacts?
- No. Add people as you go from chat, timeline, or Your People. Dayze can suggest names from conversations (you approve before anything is saved).
- Is Dayze only for celebrities and notable people?
- No. Public notable profiles are for discovery and SEO. Your private Your People list is your personal CRM — only you see it unless you share your profile. Mark research finds as “Found online” so they stay out of relationship nudges.