Chase List

One page. A table of leads sorted so the overdue ones sit at the top, a filter row above it, and a panel that slides in when you click a row. The panel holds the history, the notes and the next action. Adding a note asks for the next date before it will save, which is the only rule the tool enforces.

Leads come from wherever you keep them. It ships with a JSON file of fictional ones. Reading is a single fetch; writing is a single function with a comment telling you what to put in it, so an Airtable base, a Supabase table or a small endpoint of your own all work. There is no email sending, no calendar sync and no lead scoring.

It suits a small team that has lost the thread in a shared spreadsheet. It is the wrong choice if you want a CRM proper, with quotes, forecasting, per-user permissions and an audit trail, or if more than about five people will be editing at the same time, because nothing locks a record while it is open.