Evergreen is a personal CRM I built for macOS and iOS because every CRM I tried was designed for salespeople, not for someone who just wants to keep track of the people in their life. It started as a 12-hour vibe coding experiment in Swift (a language I’d never written before) and grew into something I actually use every day.
Features
- Contacts: Full contact management with relationship context, notes, and interaction history
- Network View: Visual network graph showing how your contacts relate to each other
- Analytics: Insights into your communication patterns and relationship health
- Actions: Track follow-ups, introductions, and other relationship tasks
- MCP Integration: Connect to Claude and other AI assistants for smart prompts and relationship insights
- Cross-Platform: Native macOS and iOS apps with shared data via iCloud
How It Works
Evergreen organizes around four tabs: contacts for the core database, network for the relationship graph, analytics for patterns, and actions for follow-ups. The MCP integration means I can ask Claude things like “who haven’t I talked to in a while?” or “draft a follow-up email to someone I met at a conference” and it pulls the right context.
The whole thing is built in Swift and SwiftUI, which means it feels native on both platforms. No Electron, no web views, no waiting for things to load.