CRM with no account, no login and no e-mail address

Why an account was never added

An account exists to identify a device to a server. This app has no server for the single-user mode, so the account would be decoration — a form standing between you and the thing you installed, plus a password to reset later and an e-mail address in someone else database.

Removing it changes the first minute completely. Install, open, tap add customer, type a name. That is the entire onboarding.

What that means in practice

• No verification e-mail to wait for, and no code that never arrives
• No password to reset when you change phones
• No marketing list you were signed up to by default
• Nothing to be leaked in a breach, because nothing was collected
• Uninstalling removes the data with the app — no dormant profile left behind

Where a Google account does come in

Two optional things touch a Google account, and both are opt-in. The first is the Play Store itself, which is how you installed the app. The second is the paid team workspace: it syncs through the manager own Google Drive, so the manager signs in with Google when they create a workspace. Staff join with a six-character code and are not asked to sign in to anything of ours.

If you never touch the team feature, you will never see a sign-in screen.