CallerCRM

The problem

A friend's tele-sales team ran on one big spreadsheet. Every morning someone split the leads by hand, callers copied numbers into the phone's dialer one at a time, and outcomes went back into the sheet when someone remembered. Nobody could say which leads had been called, who was interested, or who needed a callback.

What we built

CallerCRM replaces the sheet with an Android app and a web admin panel. Teams use it to follow up people who asked to hear from them.

• Leads in, split evenly. The admin pastes a Google Sheet link, picks the rows and the callers, and the leads are shared out evenly. Each caller gets a push alert.
• One tap to call, two to log. Callers dial from their own phone in one tap. When the call ends, the app reads its length and asks how it went: interested, callback, called or not interested.
• A clear picture for the admin. Calls, talk time and outcomes for any day, a leaderboard, and an attendance report built from the calls each agent actually made.
• WhatsApp follow-ups. Send links and reply to leads from a shared WhatsApp Business inbox.
• Private by design. No call recording, no access to contacts and no ads. The app only reads the length of calls placed from the app, asks first, and keeps its data in India.

How we built it

We built every part ourselves: the React Native app with Expo and TypeScript, the MySQL backend, the web admin and account panel, and the product website. The first version went to that one team. When another team asked for it, we polished it and published it on Google Play.

Where it is now

CallerCRM is live on Google Play, and we keep shipping updates. It's also the clearest picture of how we work: a real problem, solved end to end, and supported after launch.