Mobile CRM app

A CRM for the phone. Not a desktop CRM that fits on one.

Most CRM apps are companions: the real workspace is the browser and the app shows fragments. Nexicall is built the other way round. The call happens on the phone, so the work happens there too — and the browser is the supplement.

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What mobile-first actually means here

Every view is built for a thumb rather than a mouse: controls are at least 44 pixels, and the actions that matter sit within reach at the bottom of the screen. Before a call the app shows a briefing; when you hang up the log sheet opens. You dictate notes instead of typing them. And when signal drops in a lift or at a client's office, the contacts and calls you already loaded stay readable instead of leaving you on an empty screen.

A working day with the app

  1. You open the app in the morning and the briefing comes first: who's due today, whose birthday it is and which deals have stood still too long.
  2. Home lists the follow-ups due today. Tap a contact and choose Call or Message; before the call, the briefing shows the deal and your last conversations.
  3. When you hang up, the log sheet opens by itself. Tap the outcome, dictate a note and confirm the next follow-up — all with one thumb.
  4. For a message, the AI drafts a WhatsApp, SMS or email from what you last talked about. You edit it and send it yourself.
  5. Back at the desk, you open the web app and the day's calls, notes and follow-ups are already there. That's also where you import a contact list from a file or invite a colleague.

What the app does — and what it doesn't

  • Native apps for iPhone and Android, not a browser wrapper
  • Start a call, read the briefing, log the outcome — without leaving the app
  • Loaded data stays readable offline; call logs, contacts and deal stages you change without signal are sent when it returns
  • English, German, Spanish and Portuguese, on all three platforms
  • Importing contact lists from a file runs in the web app. Mapping CSV columns on a phone is a poor experience, so iPhone and Android deliberately point you at the browser.
  • Team management — inviting members, setting roles — is web only. That's a setup task, not something you do between meetings.

One account, three devices

Contacts, calls, deals and notes live in the same database. What you capture on the phone is in the web app, and the other way round. There are no separate records and no sync you have to trigger.

Common questions

Is Nexicall available for iPhone and Android?
Yes, both as native apps, plus the web app in a browser. All three read and write the same data.
Does the app work without internet?
Partly. Already-loaded contacts, calls and deals stay readable. In the iPhone and Android apps, call logs, contact changes and deal-stage moves you save without signal are kept on the phone and sent once you're back online; other changes, AI features and voice-memo transcription need a connection. The web app only reads offline.
Can I do everything from the phone?
Nearly. File import and team management run in the web app — both are setup tasks that are simply better on a larger screen.
Which languages is the app available in?
English, German, Spanish and Portuguese, on iPhone, Android and the web. The AI writes notes and message drafts in the language set on your profile.
Are the phone and the web app kept in sync?
Yes. All three work on the same database, so a call you log on your phone is in the web app seconds later, and the other way round. There's no sync button to press.

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