Relaticle

Open-source self-hosted CRM with a 37-tool MCP server and approval-gated agent writes

Editorially reviewedChecked Sep 2026How we review

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Toolglade’s take

Relaticle is worth attention less as a CRM and more as a working answer to agent write safety, which is a problem every CRM vendor will have to solve. The approve-reject card with undo is a pragmatic middle ground between blocking agents entirely and trusting them with your pipeline. Be precise about the scope though: the gate covers destructive and update operations, not all writes, since creates pass through unapproved. Commercially it is unusually honest, with per-workspace rather than per-seat pricing and a self-hosted edition that is genuinely ungated. The trade-off is maturity, since a young AGPL CRM will not match established platforms on integrations or reporting depth.

About Relaticle

Relaticle is an AGPL-3.0 self-hostable CRM with a 37-tool MCP server, where agent destructive and update operations require approval via a card with a five-second undo.

Relaticle answers a question most CRMs have dodged: what happens when an agent has write access to your customer data. Its approach is to let reads and creates proceed normally, but surface destructive and update operations as an approve or reject card with a five-second undo window, so the agent stays useful without being able to quietly overwrite a pipeline. Access for agents comes through a 37-tool MCP server alongside a REST API, and there is a built-in AI chat for users who do not want to work through an external client. The stack is Laravel and Filament over PostgreSQL and Redis, deployed with Docker Compose and documented for Dokploy, Coolify, and Traefik. Licensing is AGPL-3.0 and the self-hosted edition is free forever with unlimited users and records and no feature gating, which is a stronger open-source position than most commercial-open-core CRMs. Cloud Pro is 19 dollars per workspace per month billed yearly, priced per workspace rather than per seat, and includes 2,000 AI credits, premium models, the REST API, and the MCP server. Enterprise starts at 20,000 dollars per year for scoped implementation work.

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TL;DR

Relaticle is an open-source, self-hostable CRM built for agent access, with approval gates on destructive and update operations.

Company overview

Relaticle publishes an AGPL-3.0 CRM designed around AI-powered work, launched to Product Hunt in September 2026 with a stated 1,600 plus GitHub stars and 30,000 plus Docker pulls.

Its positioning is open-source, self-hosted, and human-first, with per-workspace rather than per-seat pricing on the cloud edition.

Product features

The CRM exposes a 37-tool MCP server and REST API for agent access, plus a built-in AI chat. Destructive and update operations surface an approve or reject card with a five-second undo.

The stack is Laravel and Filament over PostgreSQL and Redis, deployed with Docker Compose and documented for Dokploy, Coolify, and Traefik. Self-hosting is free and ungated; cloud adds AI credits and premium models.