Corner, the CRM that builds itself.
A CRM you never maintain. It logs, researches and scores on its own, briefs you each morning, and rebuilds its own fields and rules as your selling changes.
It keeps building.
Fields, stages and scoring change as you learn who buys.
It sets itself up from your first ten calls. Then, when you keep noting the same thing, it proposes a field; when a stage sits unused, it offers to drop it. Let it ask first, or let it just do it.
No screens to learn.
Ask, and the view is made for the question.
“Who in Bushwick haven't we called this week?” gets that table, right then. Tomorrow's question gets a different one. There is nothing to configure.
It reminds you.
When you hang up, it takes it from there.
“Marco's trial ends Friday.” “Three warm leads within a mile.” It remembers every conversation and taps you where you already are.
No data entry.
You talk, your agent writes it down.
Calls, visits, texts, what they said and what's next. The record is built for agents, not forms.
What it looks like · sample data
| Business | Best time | Score |
|---|---|---|
| The Daily Grind | mornings | 58 |
| Glow Studio | Thu 10am demo | 91 |
| Iron Temple Gym | Thu after 2 | 66 |
- Glow Studio — demo Thursday; Priya asked about her second location
- Bright Smile Dental — trial ends Friday, nobody has called
- Petal & Stem — went quiet 31 days ago
- Overnight: 11 conversations read · 4 fields updated · 2 scores moved
- Checked what needs attention · 1 hot untouched
- Looked for state is GA and tier is 1 · 3 match
- Opened Kings Barber Lounge
- Logged a text · Follow-up text
- Updated a record · posts kit = yes
Built for agents, not screens. One record, one activity log, one set of tools. Your agent, your teammate's agent and the overnight reviewer all work the same memory, and every action is logged under the person it acted for.
Pricing
Seats are people. Agents are free.
Everyone's agents share one memory. Reminders, scoring, Google Maps and Clay.
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