
You don't need a developer, and you don't need to bend your business around someone else's template. Describe the CRM you actually need — and Glass builds the real thing on your computer.
Every CRM on the market is built for the average business, which means it's built for no business in particular. You end up paying monthly for ninety features you'll never touch, and the one thing you actually need — the field that tracks what you promised each client, the reminder tied to your real follow-up rhythm — isn't there. So you keep the real system in a spreadsheet, in your head, or on sticky notes.
The usual fix is to hire a developer to build something custom. That's thousands of dollars, weeks of waiting, and a lot of explaining your business to someone who doesn't live in it. Most small businesses never do it, and the custom tool stays a wish.
You, in Glass
“Build me a CRM that tracks every client, what I quoted them, and the follow-ups I promised — and flag anyone I haven't contacted in two weeks.”
Glass is a desktop app that connects the AI you already use — ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or Grok — to your real computer. You describe the CRM you want in plain English, the way you'd brief a person, and Glass does the technical work: it builds the actual application, sets up where your data lives, and wires in the exact fields and reminders you asked for. No code, no template, no API to learn.
You stay in control the whole way. Glass works in the folders you choose and asks before it changes anything. Want a new field, a different view, a weekly summary emailed to you? Say so, and it adjusts. It's your tool — so it fits your business, not the other way around.
Because Glass keeps the context of your work across sessions, your CRM isn't a one-time build you have to re-explain every time. Come back next week and ask “who still owes me an invoice?” and it answers from your actual data. Ask it to add a feature and it already knows how the whole thing is put together. That's the difference between a tool and a hire.
Read more about who Glass is built for, or see the common questions.
No. If you can describe what you want the way you'd describe it to a person, you're qualified. The technical part — building the app, storing the data, wiring the reminders — is Glass's job.
It's the real thing, built to your description and running on your own computer with your own data — not a template you have to bend your business around.
Glass is $19.95/month (first 40 messages free, no card) and runs on the AI subscription you already pay for. A developer to build a custom CRM typically runs several thousand dollars.
Try it on your own pile.
Glass works with the AI you already use — ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Grok — and your first messages are free, no card needed.