Relaticle

At the center of Relaticle, a self-hosted CRM, sits a production-grade MCP server. Connecting an agent to customer data normally means writing an integration against someone else's API and hoping the vendor keeps it working; here the tools ship with the CRM and the records never leave your server.

The application is built on Laravel and Filament, so operators get a Livewire interface and an ecosystem many PHP teams already know. Requirements are PHP 8.5 or later, PostgreSQL 17 or later, Composer 2, and Node.js 22 or later, with Redis for queues and optional during development. Installation is a git clone followed by a single composer command.

The project names its strengths in five areas.

• Agent-native infrastructure: an MCP server with 37 tools, plus a REST API with full CRUD, schema access, activity history, and pipeline analysis.
• Customizable data model: 22 field types covering entity relationships, conditional visibility, and per-field encryption, with no migrations needed.
• Multi-team isolation: five layers of authorization with team-scoped data and separate workspaces.
• Modern tech stack: Laravel 13, Filament 5, PHP 8.5, and more than 2,000 automated tests.
• Privacy first: self-hosted under AGPL-3.0, with your data staying on your own server.

A self-hosting guide covers Docker and manual deployment. The repository ships English only, but the codebase is ready for internationalization, so a fork can drop a language directory into place and translate the whole app. It fits developer-led teams, AI-forward startups, and smaller businesses that want agent integration without vendor lock-in.