Lead Manager

This template gives you a lead manager that looks professional and works right out of the box. You don't need a CRM subscription or any technical background to start tracking deals.

The technical parts are already handled. Drag-and-drop pipeline stages, company detail pages, notes and tasks per lead, three switchable views. All of it done. You can focus on filling your pipeline and closing deals instead of configuring software.

You get a Kanban board with 11 pipeline stages from Lead through Won, plus Disqualified and Lost columns for clear tracking. A list view groups your leads by status, while a table view gives you a flat spreadsheet-style layout. Each company has its own detail page with a highlight card grid, activity feed, notes, and tasks. The filter bar lets you slice your pipeline by status, type, and funding round. Star ratings and connection strength indicators help you prioritize outreach at a glance.

Most CRMs cost $25 to $100 per seat per month and take days to configure. Spreadsheets fall apart once you have more than a few dozen leads. This lead manager template sits between those extremes: structured enough to keep deals moving, simple enough to start using in an afternoon.

Tracking outbound sales campaigns

When you run outbound campaigns, leads pile up fast. This template gives each lead a clear stage so nothing slips through the cracks. Drag a card from Contacted to Meeting after a call, and your entire team sees the update. Fewer lost deals means more revenue per campaign.

Managing partner or investor relationships

Not every pipeline is about closing customers. If you track partners, investors, or channel relationships, the same stage-based flow applies. Add notes after every conversation, attach tasks for follow-ups, and rate each relationship by connection strength so you know where to invest your time.

Qualifying inbound interest

Inbound leads need quick qualification. Use the filter bar to isolate new entries, review their details, and drag them into the right stage or mark them as Disqualified. Faster qualification means your sales team spends time on leads that actually convert.

Running a recruiting or talent pipeline

The stage columns map naturally to any multi-step process. Rename stages to Sourced, Screened, Interviewed, Offered, and Hired, and you have a lightweight applicant tracker. Each candidate gets notes, tasks, and a rating, keeping your hiring process organized without a separate tool.

Getting Started

1. Remix This Template

Click Remix to create your own copy. The template ships with 13 sample leads so you can see how the Kanban board, list view, and table view work together. Explore the pipeline, open a company detail page, and try dragging a card between stages. If this template is not the right fit, you can remix a different one. No wasted work.

2. Customize Your Brand

Open the header and swap the default accent color using the built-in color swatches. Update the page title in your project settings. The color system uses CSS variables, so changing the primary token updates buttons, links, and active states across every view. Match your brand palette in minutes.

3. Add Your Content

Delete the sample leads and start adding your own. Each lead captures company name, domain, segment, funding round, status, connection strength, and a star rating. Attach notes after calls and create tasks for follow-ups. The more detail you add now, the more useful your pipeline becomes when you have dozens of active deals.

4. Connect Your Tools

Authentication is already wired through Supabase with Google and Apple sign-in. If you need persistent cloud storage, connect a Supabase database table to replace the local storage layer. Add Stripe if you want to tie payments to closed deals, or integrate an email service to trigger outreach directly from lead cards.

5. Go Live

Publish your project and share the link with your team. Because the app runs as a single-page application, it loads fast and works on any device. Bookmark it, pin it, and start moving leads through your pipeline today.

Conclusion

This lead manager template works for small teams and solo operators who want a clear view of every active deal. You get a visual pipeline without a monthly CRM bill, structured data without spreadsheet chaos.

Remix the template this morning and have your pipeline populated by lunch. Every lead gets a stage, every conversation gets a note, and every follow-up gets a task. Start building your lead manager now and close more deals this quarter.