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The giant monolith
Proprietary languages, slow deploy cycles and logic you can't look inside.
Open-source CRM framework
Corvane gives technical teams the building blocks for a custom CRM that meets complex business needs and keeps adapting as the business changes.
Self-hosting is free. The managed cloud has a free tier for small teams.
Running in fintech, logistics, education, climate, healthcare, media, recruiting and real estate.
The problem
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Proprietary languages, slow deploy cycles and logic you can't look inside.
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It's fragile. Version one ships fast, but every change after that is a long-term cost.
Stop settling for trade-offs
Compose your CRM and internal tools with one extensibility toolkit.
A recruiting platform used Corvane as the framework for its data model, permissions, sign-in and workflow engine, instead of rebuilding each one itself.
Head of Engineering, recruiting platform
An advisory firm used coding agents to turn what is usually weeks of migration work into something a single person could oversee in days.
Founding Partner, advisory firm
An education group moved to a self-hosted Corvane instance: no vendor risk, no forced migration, and CRM costs cut by more than 90%.
CRM Engineer, education group
How it works
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Compose your CRM and internal apps with one extensibility toolkit: data model, layout and automation.
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Customize without limits using the AI coding tools you already use. Adapt your CRM to the way your business grows and wins.
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Don't get locked into someone else's ecosystem. Building on Corvane looks like normal software: local setup, real data, live testing and no proprietary tooling.
Skip the clunky UX that usually comes with custom
Clean and intuitive, so your sales team feels at home on day one.
Every view updates in real time, with an AI assistant ready to help you move faster.
Shortcuts, smart patterns and layouts make everyday work quicker to do.
In production
12 wkFrom idea to launch
Recruiting platform
A hiring team built AI mock interviews at scale, with Corvane as the operational backbone.
-90%CRM costs
Education group
When its vendor CRM shut down, the group moved to self-hosted Corvane and kept every record.
3Business lines, one setup
Climate marketplace
One modular Corvane setup runs carbon credits, farm products and industrial systems side by side.
They are the real sales team
The flexibility is what made the difference. Our needs change every week. I spot a new need and two clicks later it's handled. That is a real edge when you are moving fast.
It feels like our own code
We test changes locally against a copy of real data, open a pull request and ship. Our CRM finally moves at the same speed as the rest of our product.
No more vendor roulette
Our old provider shut down with ninety days' notice. With Corvane we own the stack, the data and the roadmap, and the bill went down instead of up.
Any questions?
Still unsure? Book a call and talk it through with an engineer.
Yes. The whole core is open-source under a permissive license. You can read every line, run it on your own servers and change anything.
A local instance runs in a few minutes. Most teams have their first custom objects and views in production within a week.
Import tools bring over records, relations and history from spreadsheets and the common CRM exports, and an API covers the rest.
No. Objects, fields, views and workflows can all be set up in the app. Developers can go further in code when they need to.
Yes. Define objects, views and logic in typed code, test them locally against real data and ship them like any other software.
It does. Everything is plain code and a documented schema, so the assistants your team already uses can read it, write it and test it.
Self-hosting is free. The managed cloud is priced per seat, with a free tier for small teams.
Run it locally in a few minutes, then ship your first objects and views when you're ready.