A CRM for small businesses that fills itself.
Every enquiry from your site becomes a customer record on its own, with where the person came from and what happened next. Nobody copies details between inboxes and spreadsheets, and nobody has to remember who replied.
What the CRM includes.
Form enquiries saved as contacts
Every enquiry from your site’s forms is saved as a customer record the moment it arrives, on every plan, with nothing copied by hand.
Contact management
Names, emails, phone numbers and an owner for each contact in one table, kept in the same workspace as the campaigns that brought them in.
Lead source tracking
Each record keeps where the person came from, so an enquiry from an ad, a post or a search can be told apart at a glance.
Customer history
What happened next is recorded on the customer, so anyone picking up the conversation can see where it stands before they reply.
Automated follow-up
From Growth, a new enquiry sends its own confirmation, messages you, and has the follow-up already scheduled.
One inbox for enquiries
Enquiries arrive in one inbox instead of scattered across email accounts, each linked to the customer record it created.
How it works.
- 01
Connect your forms
The forms on your site are wired to your customer records, so each submission creates a customer record the moment it arrives.
- 02
Set up the follow-up
On Growth, we build what happens after an enquiry: the confirmation, the message to you and the scheduled follow-up.
- 03
Work from one list
You see every contact, where they came from and what happened next in one place, and reply from there.
Questions before you start.
How much does the CRM cost?
What happens when someone fills in a form on my site?
Who owns the customer data?
Do I need another CRM or a forms tool alongside it?
Let’s make your digital work compound.
Choose a time on Gabriel’s calendar. We’ll go through where you are today, what’s slowing growth, and what’s worth doing first, whether or not we work together.

Gabriel Espinheira
Senior software engineer · English or Portuguese
A focused 30 minutes, not a sales pitch.
