Contacts & Relations
Organizations, contact people, individual contacts and distribution lists. Structured contact details without losing the relationships.
Open source · Self-hosted · API & MCP
Your data.
Clearly connected.
Contacts, projects and your own data objects in one application. Adapt it to your work, keep changes traceable and run it on your infrastructure.
Documentation is currently available in English.
Contact → Project → Case → Task
See the connections. Keep the context.
From a customer to a project, from a case to its tasks. Link devices and service plans too. Open the record and find the information that belongs together.
Start with a contact
Keep organizations and the people you work with in one place.
Bring the work together
Connect projects, cases and tasks through a clear primary association.
Add your own context
Link devices, contracts or the data objects that matter to your work.
Start ready. Make it yours.
Use the supplied modules and add the structures your work needs.
Projects & Tasks
Projects, cases and tasks with schedules, progress and shared context. Find the work and the people responsible for it.
Your own data objects
Model devices, service plans or something completely different. Define fields, relationships and forms without changing application code.
Keep control. Understand every change.
Separate your work into workspaces. Give users and groups the access they need, follow changes in the journal and recover records from the recycle bin.
Access that follows your rules
Object and field permissions, ownership and foreign access work together. Agents have the same effective rights as their user.
A traceable history
The journal records individual field and relationship changes. See what changed, when and by whom.
Space for different worlds
Separate definitions, records and teams in workspaces, each with its own appearance.
Web · API · MCP
Use the interface. Or let your tools do the work.
The web interface, API and MCP use the same business rules and permissions. Connect your automation or a compatible AI client with a personal, revocable credential.
Explore API & MCP“Create a project, link the customer and add the first three tasks.”
Your permissions. The same rules.
Open source. On your infrastructure.
The entire V1 feature set is Community, under AGPL-3.0-only. Install the prebuilt containers with Docker Compose and stay in control of your data.
Releases & downloadsDocumentation is currently available in English.
Follow the self-hosting guide.
Configure your installation and create the first administrator.
Activate modules and shape your workspace.
A few useful answers.
Who is xObject for?
People and teams who want contacts, projects and their own structured information to work together. Start with the supplied modules and extend them as needed.
Can I create my own objects and forms?
Yes. Designers and administrators can configure data objects, fields, selection lists, relationships and forms. Supplied contact forms have a fixed core and support additional custom fields.
Where does the application run?
In your browser, backed by your own installation. The supported self-hosting path uses Docker Compose and prebuilt Linux container images.
Does the AI get administrator access?
An agent works with its user’s effective rights. Personal credentials can be limited, expire and be revoked. MCP support depends on the capabilities of your client.
What is planned next?
The public roadmap describes later improvements. File uploads, standards-based synchronization, SSO and native clients are later scope.
Real application views from the fictional ITextreme demo workspace.