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Vrge
The CRM that fills itself in
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The CRM that fills itself in
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Vrge watches the tools you already use — email, calendar, files, bank — and proposes the clients, projects, invoices and tasks you'd otherwise type in by hand. It's read-only, and everything lands in an inbox for one-click review: nothing touches your CRM until you approve it, and every entry can tell you exactly where it came from. Works offline, runs the AI locally with Ollama if you want. $79 once, not another subscription. Mac and Windows today.
Hey everyone! Solo founder here.
The short version: I got tired of CRMs being a second job. Every tool I tried asked me to re-type things my email, calendar, and bank statements already knew. Which client reached out, what we agreed, who paid, who hasn't. The record of my business already existed, I was just its unpaid data-entry clerk.
So Vrge flips it. You connect what you already use (Gmail or Outlook, your calendar, your bank through Plaid, Stripe, Square, QuickBooks, a folder of files, or just a CSV export if you'd rather not connect anything) and it drafts the CRM for you: clients, projects, tasks, invoices, all as proposals in an inbox. You approve, reject, or edit each one. Nothing is written without your say-so, every entry shows the exact email or transaction it came from, and any accept can be undone with one click.
If you'd rather poke at it than take my word for it: getvrge.com/demo is a clickable simulation of the real app. Walk the inbox, accept a proposal, watch the client appear, undo it. No signup.
"Let an AI read your email" is an extraordinary ask, so the trust rules are engineering, not policy: sources are read-only, the app is local-first and works offline, you can run the AI entirely on your machine with Ollama, and export always works, even after your trial ends, even with the license server unreachable. No account to create, no ads, and I don't sell data. Ever.
It's $79 once at launch, not a subscription. 14-day trial, no card. Mac and Windows. For teams there's a self-hosted version, also one-time, no per-seat fees.
I'd genuinely love to hear where it falls down for you, especially anything Vrge misses or gets wrong. That feedback is exactly how the proposals get better. Happy to answer anything.
Daniel
Founder & Owner
TRD Ventures