Knocly

Hey everyone, Michael here 👋 For years I go door knocking for my church and have done political canvasing and watched organizations do door-to-door work with tools that were basically spreadsheets taped to clipboards… even in 2025. Campaigns, churches, nonprofits, home-service teams, all dealing with the same broken workflow: ➤ No map context ➤ No hazard or “no soliciting” awareness ➤ No shared notes ➤ No offline mode ➤ No simple way to keep people on mission So I built Knocly, a map-first mobile CRM designed for teams who work in the real world, one door at a time. Knocly shows you the next house, the people inside it, any flags (dogs, gates, no-soliciting, language preferences), past conversations, and what follow-ups are needed. Everything syncs automatically, even offline. Territory managers can create walk lists and see progress in real time. And it’s all built with a modern, offline-friendly stack. No clipboards. No confusion. No wasted time. Just clarity, safety, and mission-focused movement. If you’ve ever knocked doors for anything, political, ministry, service, census, inspections, canvassing, you know how messy this space has been. It’s time it got the same love the rest of our tooling has. We’re just getting started, and I’d love your feedback, your criticism, and your ideas for where this should go next. Thanks for checking out Knocly 🙏 Michael