Blog

The OrbitCubs CRM blog records what shipped, how it was built, and which things were deliberately cut — written by the people building the product.

Latest posts

Welcome to OrbitCubs CRM (2026-04-25) — Why we built another CRM, and what makes this one different.
Why a zero-cost CRM is worth building (2026-04-22) — The economics of free-tier infrastructure for small teams and side projects.
What is actually shipping in v1.0 (2026-04-20) — An honest accounting of what is built versus what is on the roadmap.
How OrbitCubs handles offline-first sync (2026-04-18) — Dexie + Firestore: writing locally, syncing when the network comes back.
Lead scoring without sending data to OpenAI (2026-04-15) — Why we use TensorFlow.js for in-browser ML, and what it can and cannot do.
Privacy-first: your files stay on your Drive (2026-04-12) — Why OrbitCubs uses your Google Drive instead of our own storage bucket.
The browser extension for instant CRM access (2026-04-10) — Quick capture from any tab, a CRM sidebar that lives where your work lives.
Roadmap: what is coming after v1.0 (2026-04-08) — The 37 modules on the bench and how we are sequencing them.
Why Radix UI + Capacitor for hybrid apps (2026-04-05) — Picking a UI library and a mobile shell that do not fight each other.
How to import your existing CRM data (2026-04-02) — CSV imports, field mapping, and what to expect from the migration helper.

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