A pocket CRM is built for selling in person — capture a lead the second you meet them, keep your pipeline on your phone, and follow up in a tap. No laptop, no data entry back at the office. That's Leadpocket.
The moment you meet someone, a QR scan puts their details into your CRM — before the conversation's even over. No card to lose, nothing to type up later.
A pocket CRM lives where you are — your phone. AI drafts a personal follow-up from the lead's own answers, ready to send in iMessage or WhatsApp.
Statuses, reminders, notes and your whole team's leads — all in your pocket, synced everywhere. Not stuck on a desktop you only open at the office.
| Traditional CRM | Pocket CRM (Leadpocket) | |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Desk-bound inside sales | Selling face to face |
| Lead capture | Manual data entry | QR scan, instant |
| Primary device | Laptop / desktop | Your phone |
| Follow-up | Templated email blasts | AI-personalized, one tap |
| Setup time | Days of configuration | Minutes |
| App for your leads | — | None needed |
Free 3-day trial. No credit card, no setup project.
Free 3-day Pro trial · No credit card
A pocket CRM is a customer relationship manager built for your phone and for selling in person — capturing leads on the spot (typically with a QR code), keeping your pipeline in your pocket, and letting you follow up in a tap. It's the opposite of a heavyweight desktop CRM you only open back at the office.
A traditional CRM is desktop-first and built for inside sales teams managing long pipelines. A pocket CRM is mobile-first and built for field sellers: the priority is capturing a lead in seconds when you meet someone, then following up fast — not data entry at a desk.
Anyone who sells face to face: real estate agents, event and trade-show teams, field reps, contractors, restaurants, and small businesses that meet customers in person and need to capture and follow up without a laptop.
You don't, and neither do your leads. Leadpocket runs in the browser and installs as a home-screen app if you want. The people who fill in your form just scan a QR code — no app, no account.