Your people and promises stay yours
After a site visit or a stand conversation, send Marrow a voice note or a card photo. It keeps the people, what they told you and what you promised, in a record that belongs to you and not to your employer's CRM.
A stand card becomes a person
Omran Fakhoury of Helios Rooftop Solar hands you his card; you photograph it and leave the lookup for later.

Every call, there before the review
Before the account review, Salma Qattan’s screen shows the open pricing, your notes and calls the company system missed.

What the company CRM does not hold
A voice note in the taxi keeps the constraint, the politics and the answer you promised by Thursday.
- Why someone is cautious, and who they trust.
- Your commitments, each back on its day.
- Numbers and emails; on your phone with the writer on.
Kept apart from your employer’s data
Keep customer lists and pricing out of it: Marrow has no connection to a company CRM, and no stages.
- Each lookup counts: 10 a month on Standard.
- Marrow is in Beta.
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Install the app, sign in with your email, and send it the last business card you are still carrying. Marrow is in Beta.