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I sent two messages to a mechanic through his website and received no answer.

When I visited him, he said: I paid a lot for that website, but I don t check those emails. It is all spam.

He did not need another complicated system. He needed a clear list of real customers who contacted him today.

That experience pushed me to build Customers Today over a weekend.

We wanted onboarding to avoid migrations, CRM configuration and form replacement.

The basic setup is:

1. Create a business.

2. Connect a supported form or copy a private email address.

3. Send the next successful form notification there.

4. See the real customer appear.

What is the longest onboarding process you would accept for a tool designed to save missed customers?

Direct integrations are convenient, but there are hundreds of form builders and website platforms.

Our fallback is simple: every business receives a private Customers Today email address. Point any form notification to that address and the enquiry can be processed.

Do you prefer native integrations, a universal email connection, or both?