For network-marketers
A personal CRM for network marketers — keep the people you love out of the prospect list.
The fastest way to lose friends in this business is treating every relationship as a funnel stage. Endearist is being built as the opposite of your team's prospect tracker: a private place for the relationships that matter whether or not anyone ever buys anything.
Not launched yet Endearist is in development — there is nothing to download yet. This page describes how the app is meant to work. The first release is intended for Android and Windows; end-to-end encrypted sync over your own storage is planned for v1. See the roadmap →
Friends are not leads — and your tools should know the difference
Your company's app counts contacts, follow-ups, and conversion rates. Run your sister's best friend through that machine and you'll feel it corrode something real. Endearist is deliberately designed without a pipeline, stages or conversion metrics — just people, notes, and planned reminders to care. Keep the prospect work in the company tools where it belongs, and keep the relationships that predate the business in a place the business can't reach.
A "no" you log with respect
Someone says no — to the products, the opportunity, all of it. The training says "follow up in 90 days." Real life says: she's your friend from the gym and she meant it. Log the no in Endearist's planned relationship journal — clearly, with the date — so future-you never "forgets" and pitches her again. Then set a normal friendship cadence instead. The relationship survives the no; that is the whole point of separating the two.
When you leave the company, the people stay yours
Most people leave their MLM within a few years — and discover that their contact list, notes, and follow-up history live in the company's or the upline's tools, which is precisely where it all remains. Endearist is designed to run local-first on your own device from day one. Whatever happens with the business — you switch companies, you quit entirely — the birthdays, the histories, and the friendships were never anyone's asset but yours.
Care cadence, not follow-up scripts
A follow-up script asks "did you watch the video?" A care cadence asks how the new job is going, because you logged that she started it nervous. Endearist's planned per-contact reminders are meant to be tuned to the person, not to a sales sequence — monthly for close friends, quarterly for the wider circle. A warmth score could keep you honest: if someone only ever hears from you when there's a promotion running, it would tell you before they do. Warmth tracking: scope and availability are not confirmed. Status: not decided yet.
Nobody's data goes to your upline
Team tools often expect you to load your contacts into a shared system where the upline can see your "list". Your cousin never agreed to that, and under GDPR she'd have every right to object. Endearist's planned architecture is meant to make the question moot: contacts stay on your device, there's no team visibility because there's no team server, and a planned Markdown export means you can always show — or take with you — exactly what you've recorded.
When Endearist isn't the right fit
Worth saying plainly, because this category attracts the opposite: Endearist has no downline tracking, no team reporting, no bulk messaging and no automation, and it is not built to help anyone contact a large list efficiently. If your model depends on volume outreach, this is the wrong tool and will feel obstructive. It is built for a small number of real relationships treated as relationships. If the people in your list would be surprised to hear you consider them contacts, this will not fix that.
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