Create a more structured home for LinkedIn outreach work.
The project began as a practical need: turn outreach activity into a usable CRM experience rather than leave it scattered across disconnected tools and notes.
Founder project / LinkedIn Outreach CRM
From a working idea to a live SaaS application.
Built as a founder project. This is not client work, and no client result is being claimed.
Founder-built SaaS product
Product thinking, design, build, deployment
Publicly deployed on Vercel
Start with a focused application, not a feature catalogue.
The build was approached as an MVP: define the useful core, turn it into navigable screens, and make the experience coherent enough to use and demonstrate. The public login keeps the working area gated.
Clarity before decoration.
The product turns daily priorities, aggregate reporting, and structured CSV import into distinct workspaces. The selected screens below were captured from the authenticated application and deliberately exclude individual prospect records.
A live application, not a static concept.
The product was built from scratch with AI-assisted development and deployed to Vercel. The public deployment is available for inspection at the login boundary; a guided demonstration can be provided when appropriate.
Shipping exposes the decisions that mockups cannot.
Taking the CRM through authentication, interface implementation, responsive behavior, and deployment built practical experience across the whole delivery path. That experience informs how Mono Code scopes, builds, tests, and launches digital work.