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Most popularA private personal CRM for you or a small group.
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- 6 GB RAM
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Nametag hosting gives you a self-hosted personal CRM on your own domain. Deploy Nametag and xCloud runs the pinned official image beside a private PostgreSQL and Redis, adds the scheduler that reminders need, generates the database and session secrets, publishes it over HTTPS, and keeps contacts and photos on persistent volumes. Open the register page right away, because the first account becomes the only user.
Self-hosted Nametag is a personal relationships manager that helps you remember the people in your life and how they are connected. Upstream lists people with flexible attributes and custom fields, relationship types, an interactive relationship graph, groups, a map view, a journal, reminders, CardDAV sync with Google Contacts, iCloud, Outlook and Nextcloud, vCard and JSON import and export, a REST API and OIDC sign-in. It is AGPL-3.0 licensed, and upstream also offers a hosted version.
On xCloud the template runs ghcr.io/mattogodoy/nametag 0.63.0 with PostgreSQL 16, Redis 7.4 and a small scheduler container, all pinned by digest. Nametag has no admin account seeded from the environment: the first account to register becomes the only user, and registration then closes. Upstream warns it is under active development and may introduce breaking changes.
A Nametag stack normally means a web container, PostgreSQL, Redis, a cron sidecar, generated secrets, volumes, a domain and a certificate before the first contact. This is the same result without assembling any of it.
Step 01
Create your xCloud account and pick Nametag from the OneClick catalog. Choose your domain and target server, then choose whether address geocoding is enabled or disabled.
Step 02
One click. We bring up the official Nametag image, pinned by immutable digest, with private PostgreSQL 16 and Redis 7.4 kept off the public internet and a cron scheduler sidecar, mount the nametag_db and nametag_photos volumes, generate the database, Redis, cron and session secrets, and publish it over HTTPS on your domain.
Step 03
The first start applies database migrations and takes about one to two minutes. Open /register on your HTTPS Nametag URL and create your account right away — registration then closes, so the first account is the only one. Sign in and add your first contact.
Nametag runs in full here: a personal CRM on your own domain, backed by a database you own.
Track people with flexible attributes: names, birthdays, important dates, photos and user-defined custom fields.
Create custom relationship types between people and visualise the network as an interactive force-directed graph.
Set reminders for important dates and for staying in touch. Email delivery needs SMTP settings added in the Environment editor.
Log interactions and notes over time in a journal so each contact keeps its history.
Sync with Google Contacts, iCloud, Outlook and Nextcloud over CardDAV, and import or export vCard and JSON.
PostgreSQL, Redis and the cron scheduler have no published ports and are reachable only inside the install.
Managed hosting for Nametag, so the parts that keep it online are not your problem.
Keep birthdays, important dates, photos and custom fields for friends, family and acquaintances in one private place.
Define your own relationship types and explore the network as an interactive force-directed graph.
Set reminders for important dates and for getting back in touch; they are sent by email once SMTP is configured.
Log interactions and notes over time in a per-contact journal so context is there the next time you meet.
Sync with CardDAV services such as Google Contacts, iCloud, Outlook and Nextcloud, and import or export vCard and JSON.
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A private personal CRM for you or a small group.
$24.99per month
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Yes. Nametag is licensed AGPL-3.0, so the software has no licence fee and its source is public. Upstream warns it is under active development, so expect breaking changes. You pay xCloud for the dedicated Cloud VPS, and the template adds no paid tier.
Yes, and this template is Nametag Docker hosting without the assembly. It starts ghcr.io/mattogodoy/nametag 0.63.0 beside PostgreSQL 16, Redis 7.4 and a scheduler container, all pinned by digest, proxies port 3000 behind HTTPS and mounts database and photo volumes.
The manifest asks for 1 GB of RAM, one CPU core and 5 GB of disk, with PostgreSQL, Redis and a scheduler alongside. This page sells the 6 GB Cloud VPS for a Nametag cloud install, which is mostly headroom. Photos are what use disk.
Only the first person. Nametag has no admin account seeded from the environment, so open the register page straight after install and create your account. The template then rejects further sign-ups. To let more people join, set the disable-registration option to false and redeploy.
If you leave geocoding enabled at install, yes. Contact addresses go to the public OpenStreetMap Nominatim service so they can be placed on the map. Choose Disabled in the install form to keep addresses on your server, or point it at your own geocoder.
Upstream lists CardDAV sync with Google Contacts, iCloud, Outlook and Nextcloud, and vCard and JSON import and export. The template runs the scheduler that CardDAV sync needs. Set up each connection inside Nametag and test it with a few contacts first.
Not until you configure SMTP. Reminder and password-reset emails stay off, so a forgotten password cannot be reset by email. Uncomment and fill all the SMTP keys and the email domain in the Environment editor, then redeploy, or none of them.
Back up nametag_db, which holds contacts, relationships, reminders and notes, and nametag_photos together. A pg_dump from the database container gives a consistent copy. Keep NEXTAUTH_SECRET with the backup so stored notification tokens stay readable, and test a restore.
Your install stays on its pinned 0.63.0 version until you adopt a newer template version. Back up both volumes and the secret first, and read the upstream release notes, since upstream warns of breaking changes. Afterwards sign in and open a contact.
Yes. There is no lock-in — cancel any time. Hosting is billed monthly and charged for what you actually use, so when you delete the server the unused balance is refunded to your account, less up to 10% in payment-processing fees.
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