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Show HN: Pivor, Open source self-hosted CRM

6 points by acaronlex 9mo ago

I built Pivor because I wanted a simple, self-hosted CRM without cloud lock-in or per-seat pricing. Features: Clients, Contacts, Communications tracking (emails, calls, meetings, tasks), dark mode. Stack: Laravel 12, Livewire 3, Tailwind CSS 4. Runs on SQLite by default, supports MySQL/PostgreSQL. Docker ready. AGPL-3.0 licensed. https://github.com/Lexaro-Software/pivor https://github.com/Lexaro-Software/pivor Looking for feedback!

ibizaman 9mo ago
> Own Your Data — Self-hosted means your customer data never leaves your servers. No vendor lock-in, no surprise price increases, no data mining. +1 > No Per-Seat Pricing — One install, unlimited users. Pay nothing or pay for support—your choice. +1 > Open Source — AGPL-3.0 licensed. Inspect the code, modify it, contribute back. Transparency builds trust. Fully agreed. From reading the readme and the docs, I am left with wondering how the software would benefit me. I would like to see more screenshots and use cases.
- acaronlex 9mo ago
  Thanks for the feedback! I've added a full screenshot gallery to the README showing the dashboard, client/contact/communication management, forms, user administration, and dark mode. Check it out: https://github.com/Lexaro-Software/pivor#screenshots https://github.com/Lexaro-Software/pivor#screenshots
meysamazad 9mo ago
does it allow setting reminder for follow ups? typical OSS CRM I've seen seem to forget this obvious feature I'd like to be emailed using my custom smtp when I have to set an alarm for a specific task
- acaronlex 9mo ago
  I've added email reminders with custom SMTP support to the v1.1 roadmap. The feature will include: - Configurable SMTP settings (your own mail server) - Scheduled reminders for task follow-ups - Per-user notification preferences Track progress here: https://github.com/Lexaro-Software/pivor/issues/5 https://github.com/Lexaro-Software/pivor/issues/5
- acaronlex 9mo ago
  Update: Email reminders are now implemented! Users can configure their notification preferences in Settings > Notifications: - Choose to receive reminders 1 day before, on the due date, or both - Set your preferred reminder time - Emails sent via SMTP with task details This just landed in main. v1.1 is getting close

6 points by acaronlex 9mo ago

ibizaman 9mo ago

> Own Your Data — Self-hosted means your customer data never leaves your servers. No vendor lock-in, no surprise price increases, no data mining. +1 > No Per-Seat Pricing — One install, unlimited users. Pay nothing or pay for support—your choice. +1 > Open Source — AGPL-3.0 licensed. Inspect the code, modify it, contribute back. Transparency builds trust. Fully agreed. From reading the readme and the docs, I am left with wondering how the software would benefit me. I would like to see more screenshots and use cases.

acaronlex 9mo ago
Thanks for the feedback! I've added a full screenshot gallery to the README showing the dashboard, client/contact/communication management, forms, user administration, and dark mode. Check it out: https://github.com/Lexaro-Software/pivor#screenshots https://github.com/Lexaro-Software/pivor#screenshots

meysamazad 9mo ago

does it allow setting reminder for follow ups? typical OSS CRM I've seen seem to forget this obvious feature I'd like to be emailed using my custom smtp when I have to set an alarm for a specific task

acaronlex 9mo ago
I've added email reminders with custom SMTP support to the v1.1 roadmap. The feature will include: - Configurable SMTP settings (your own mail server) - Scheduled reminders for task follow-ups - Per-user notification preferences Track progress here: https://github.com/Lexaro-Software/pivor/issues/5 https://github.com/Lexaro-Software/pivor/issues/5
acaronlex 9mo ago
Update: Email reminders are now implemented! Users can configure their notification preferences in Settings > Notifications: - Choose to receive reminders 1 day before, on the due date, or both - Set your preferred reminder time - Emails sent via SMTP with task details This just landed in main. v1.1 is getting close