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App Review: Keeping Track All By Your SellfApp Review: Keeping Track All By Your Sellf

Lauren Barack

April 14, 2015

1 Min Read
App Review: Keeping Track All By Your Sellf

We know all about customer relationship management tools (CRM)—programs that keep track of our clients, meetings and details that help us run our business. But CRM programs can be pricey. How about one that runs like an app—native to your phone—and clocks in at $3.99 a month? Meet Sellf. Details are stored under each contact—calls, lunches, meetings, even scheduled follow-ups. The app integrates with Evernote and Dropbox, syncs with Outlook, iCloud, Google Calendar and others,  plus runs on iOs and Android. There’s even a map view, showing where clients are based should you still visit them at home. Maybe you’re comfortable with your mail program, some stickies and a Word document. Or maybe it’s time to upgrade a bit—for yourself.

About the Author

Lauren Barack

Lauren Barack is a journalist, editor and photographer who has written about flea markets in Kiev, protests in New York, fishermen in St. Petersburg, and new media launches in London.  Also trained as a filmmaker, Lauren has produced, edited, appeared on camera, and written for networks including VH1, Comedy Central, TNT and MTV. 

A graduate of New York University's Tisch School of the Arts, and the University of California at Berkeley, Lauren won the Loeb Award in 2009 for her MSN Money series, "Middle Class Crunch," earned a Pace Foundation Fellowship in robotics, and an Associated Press Television and Radio Association scholarship while in graduate school. Meeting Milton Berle remains a career highlight. She failed to light his cigar before an interview. He forgave her and taught her his secrets for on-camera makeup. She'll never appear pale again.