¿Puedo vibecodear Salesforce?

NO TANTO · sigue valiendo pagarlo

precio $25/mesahorrarías $300/añotiempo de build un fin de semanacategoría 🤝 crmreemplazada por 0 personas

You can absolutely one-shot a contacts-and-deals tracker, and for one person that is often better than Salesforce. But nobody pays Salesforce for a pipeline table. They pay for the thing everything else in the company already points at: the ETL jobs, the marketing automation, the support queue, the finance reports, the twelve years of closed-won history, the admin who wrote 400 validation rules, and the auditors who accept it. A personal replacement replaces the part of Salesforce that was never the expensive part. If you are a solo operator or a two-person shop, build it; if you are trying to leave an existing org, this is a migration project, not a coding session.

el prompt

Build a single-user personal CRM that runs locally. No accounts, no cloud, no telemetry.

Stack, non-negotiable:
- Next.js (App Router) with TypeScript
- SQLite via better-sqlite3, file at ./data/crm.db
- Drizzle ORM for schema and migrations
- Tailwind CSS, no component library
- Runs with `npm run dev` on port 3000 and nothing else needs to be installed

Data model:
- companies: id, name, domain, notes, createdAt
- contacts: id, companyId (nullable), name, email, phone, role, notes, createdAt
- deals: id, title, companyId, contactId (nullable), amountCents, currency (default USD), stage, expectedCloseDate, createdAt, closedAt, outcome (won|lost|null)
- activities: id, kind (call|email|meeting|note), subject, body, occurredAt, contactId, dealId, createdAt
- tasks: id, title, dueDate, done, contactId, dealId
- Stages are a fixed list in code: lead, qualified, proposal, negotiation, closed.

Screens:
1. /pipeline: kanban board, one column per stage, deal cards showing title, company, amount. Drag between columns persists the stage. Column headers show count and summed amount.
2. /contacts and /companies: searchable tables, click through to a detail page showing linked deals, activity timeline newest first, and open tasks.
3. /deals/[id]: edit fields inline, log an activity, mark won or lost.
4. /today: tasks due today or overdue, plus deals with no activity in 14 days, labelled "going cold".

Also build:
- One global search box (cmd+K) over contacts, companies and deals, using SQLite LIKE queries. No vector search, no AI.
- A GET /api/export route that dumps everything as JSON, and a CSV import for contacts that maps columns in the UI before committing.
- Seed script with about 20 fake contacts, 8 companies and 12 deals so the board is not empty on first run.

Explicitly out of scope: email sending or syncing, OAuth, multi-user or permissions, workflow automation, reporting beyond the pipeline totals, mobile app, any third-party API. If you want any secret later, read it from .env and commit .env.example only.

Write a README with setup in under five commands and a one-paragraph note on how to back up the SQLite file.

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por qué la gente sigue pagando

Because the CRM is the seam the whole revenue org is stitched along. Marketing scores leads into it, support reads accounts out of it, finance reconciles against it, and the board deck is generated from its reports. Ripping it out means rebuilding all of that at once with no downtime, while the sales team is mid-quarter. That risk is worth more per year than the license, which is exactly why the license costs what it does. A solo consultant tracking forty relationships is in a completely different situation and is mostly paying for guilt.

qué pierdes

xEvery integration: marketing automation, support cases, quoting, billing, BI tooling, and the hundred connectors vendors ship for Salesforce and nothing else

xMulti-user permissions, sharing rules, field-level security, and audit trails that survive a compliance review

xReporting, forecasting and dashboards that leadership already knows how to read

xThe admin ecosystem: consultants, AppExchange, and a hiring pool that already knows the object model

xHistorical data with lineage, which is the actual asset in any CRM older than a year

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