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Userelm is a free P2P team workspace for CRM, Finance, HR, Boards, Support, and Chat.
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A company's data usually sits on someone else's servers by default, whatever the pricing tier — Userelm is a free peer-to-peer team workspace instead, syncing CRM, Finance, HR, Boards, Support, and Chat data directly between teammates' browsers.
The mechanism behind that claim is specific rather than vague: every change saves immediately to the browser's own local storage, and when teammates are online together, updates sync directly over WebRTC, encrypted with a key unique to that workspace's room. The site states it literally cannot see workspace data because none of it ever reaches Userelm's own servers — only a room ID and a hashed secret are stored there, just enough to make the join flow work.
That design creates a specific tradeoff worth stating plainly rather than glossing over: because every teammate who's opened a workspace holds a full local copy, one laptop failing doesn't lose anything as long as another device still has it — but if every teammate clears their browser storage before anyone exports, the data is genuinely gone, since there's no server copy to fall back on. The one-click export (JSON or CSV) is the stated insurance against that scenario, and even a monthly export from a single device is enough.
Getting started skips the usual account-creation flow entirely: create a workspace, share the resulting join URL with a secret key baked in, and open any module — no signup, no email confirmation. A newer Support module adds customer ticketing (with status tracking and internal notes) on the same peer-to-peer sync as everything else, and the site states the six-module core stays free permanently, with only future extras like custom domains possibly becoming paid later.
The site frames it directly as a cost structure, not a trick: since no server storage is needed for workspace data, running costs stay low enough that the core six modules can stay free permanently, with only possible future extras (like custom domains) becoming paid.
Nothing is lost as long as one other teammate has opened the workspace before — every active member's browser holds a complete independent copy, so a single device failure doesn't take the workspace data with it.
Yes, one specific scenario — if every team member clears their browser storage or uninstalls their browser before anyone has exported the data, it's gone for good, since there's no server copy to restore from; regular exports are the stated safeguard against exactly this.
Yes — data is structured as a CRDT, which the site states merges simultaneous edits deterministically, so two teammates updating the same deal or ticket at once don't corrupt each other's changes.
No — a workspace is created with just a name, producing a join URL with a secret key that is itself the access credential, with no signup or email confirmation step required.
