Rebrand · phase 2 rollout
Harbour Coffee Co
Proposal · 19 days since movementCENTILIO RELATE / SELL · EMBER
Every CRM asks you to keep it up to date. This one keeps itself.
The lead, the conversation, the signed quote and the next step. One customer record, designed to stay current—with Celia preparing and your team deciding.
Read the full product concept
Centilio Relate is CRM software for a growing business: every lead, deal, email, signed document and invoice on one customer record. The emails, the signatures from Sign and the payments from Bill file themselves, because they are ours — so nobody logs activity, the record is current on a Monday morning, and the forecast is weighted by what your business has actually converted rather than by illustrative stage percentages. Priced per selling seat: free for two, then $19 — and everyone who only looks is free, as proposed.
not shipped · wave 2free readers proposedno onboarding fee proposedvisible forecast assumptions
Product design preview · Relate has not shipped. All features, screens and prices are proposals.
Relate has not shipped yet.
Relate is not available yet. These are proposed screens, features and prices—not a beta or live CRM. All console actions affect fictional data in this page only.
Try it · the console as designed, sample data
Change the customer. Move a deal. Log a note. Ask Celia.
Explore a fictional customer record. Move a deal, log a note and inspect the forecast assumptions. Draft a follow-up for the selected deal, review it and approve the sample. Nothing leaves this page.
RELATE / FICTIONAL WORKSPACEMeridian Studio · London
Open pipeline
Sample history forecast
Stalled deals2
HC
Harbour Coffee Co
London · 24 people · Owner: Ravi
Priya Menon · OperationsUS $18,400in 21 days · 19 days without stage movement
One timeline. Sources attached.
- signQuote Q-2026-041 signed
Signed in Sign by Priya Menon · filed in Drive
9 days ago · illustrated source event - mailRe: phase 2 — budget approved
"Board signed it off this morning. Send the invoice whenever."
9 days ago · illustrated source event - callCall · 22 minutes
Scope for the rollout; they want the templates before the launch
12 days ago · sample note or action - dealMoved to Proposal
By Ravi
14 days ago · sample note or action - mailPhase 2 proposal
Opened 4 times, forwarded once
15 days ago · illustrated source event - billINV-2026-118 paid
38 days after issue · recorded from Bill
6 weeks ago · illustrated source event
Every deal, with its customer.
US $18,400
Website refresh
Cedar & Fold
Signed off · 2 days since movementTrade stand and print
Northwind Supply
Qualified · 34 days since movementPackaging refresh
Harbour Coffee Co
New · 4 days since movementAnnual retainer
Cedar & Fold
Proposal · 8 days since movementThe assumptions beside the number.
Illustrative stage weightsUS $40,935
Sample history weightsUS $27,470
Two calculations on the same 5 open deals. Sample history is illustrative—not a prediction, a universal CRM default or a guarantee of accuracy.
Fictional data, kept only on this page. No email, CRM record, invoice, payment, signature or file is created. Refresh or reset clears all sample actions. Relate has not shipped.
The wedge
Four holes, and they are all the same hole.
The deal nobody updated
Closed three weeks ago, still in "Proposal sent" The record updates itself; you judge the stage
The email nobody logged
The conversation that decided the sale, in one inbox Two-way sync, per thread, on the record
The quote nobody chased
Signed in Sign, never invoiced, never mentioned Celia notices on day nine, not day ninety
The forecast nobody believes
Percentages that came with the software Weighted by what you have actually converted
Filed by itself
Relate sits between tools that are already live.
Celia in Relate
The one who remembers, so nobody has to type.
Celia summarises what happened so the record is current without anybody logging activity, drafts the follow-up from the last three conversations rather than a template, scores the pipeline against your own history, and names the three conversations that matter this week — ranked by what has actually moved deals here before, not by deal size.
It never moves a deal stage, never emails a customer by itself and never scores a person. It drafts; someone approves; the trail records who and when.
Features
The record, deals, conversations, quote to cash, Celia, control.
One customer record
Identity, owner, deals, every conversation, every document, every invoice, and the next step — on one page instead of in six tools and one person's memory.
FreeA timeline that fills itself
Emails, signatures from Sign, invoices from Bill, files from Drive: they file themselves onto the record and say so. Nobody logs activity by hand.
FreeNotes, and who can read them
Log what just happened in a sentence. Shared with the people who can see the customer; private notes stay private.
FreeContacts and companies
People and the organisations they belong to, with roles, so the person who left does not take the relationship with them.
FreeCustom fields and views
The fields your business actually needs and a view per role — the owner's and the seller's are not the same screen.
ProDeals and stages you define
Your stages, in your language, with the entry criteria written down instead of assumed.
FreeSeveral pipelines
New business and renewals are not the same process. Run them separately without running two tools.
BusinessHonest forecasting
Weighted by what this business has actually converted from each stage, not by illustrative stage percentages. The assumptions remain visible; a lower number is not inherently more accurate.
BusinessThe honest forecast
Two numbers, and the assumptions behind each.
The sample stage weights are 10, 25, 50 and 90 percent. They illustrate assumptions, not a universal CRM default or a measurement of your business. Relate shows the textbook number and, beside it, the same pipeline weighted by what you have actually converted from each stage.
The history-weighted number is lower in this fictional dataset. In practice it may be higher or lower; the useful distinction is whether the assumptions are tested against relevant history.
Pricing · per selling seat
And the people who only look are free.
Proposed, in US dollars, with billing arrangements proposed for launch; annual rates are proposed monthly equivalents billed for 12 months. Nothing is charged until Relate ships.
Proposed per-selling-seat prices, with unlimited free read-only seats. Annual prices are monthly equivalents billed for 12 months; no exact 20% discount is promised. Confirm final features, billing arrangements and applicable taxes at launch.
US $0
per selling seat / month
US $0 for one month
For two people finding out whether this helps
- 2 selling seats
- Unlimited read-only seats
- 1,000 contacts
- One pipeline
- Email sync and the timeline
- Full export, any time
US $19
per selling seat / month
US $19 for one month
For a team that sells every week
- Everything in Free
- Unlimited contacts and deals
- Quote → Sign → Bill
- Templates, sequences, stalled-deal alerts
- Celia drafts the next step
- Custom fields and views
US $39
per selling seat / month
US $39 for one month
For a business with pipelines, approvals and a number to hit
- Everything in Pro
- Several pipelines
- Honest forecasting on your own history
- Approval rules
- Guided migration, checked by a person
- API, webhooks, audit export
Prices are proposals, excluding taxes. Annual totals use the rounded monthly equivalents × 12. No exact 20% discount or available checkout is promised.
Questions
CRM questions, answered plainly.
Can I use Relate today?
No. Relate has not shipped: there is no app, no beta and no waiting list of users. These pages are the product as designed, and the console above is that design running in your browser. Ask us to tell you when it opens and you will hear first.
So why publish the page at all?
Because a page that says "coming soon" tells you nothing, and because CRM is the one category where being told the truth early is worth more than being sold to. If something here is wrong for how your business sells, now is the useful time to say so — the design is not finished.
What should I use in the meantime?
Relate is unbuilt. Fable’s September 2026 source research considered Zoho CRM and Pipedrive as existing options; verify their current features, availability and pricing directly before choosing. Centilio product pages show each tool’s stated stage. No automatic future import of existing signatures is promised.
What makes it different from the CRM I abandoned?
The reason CRMs get abandoned is that keeping them current is somebody's unpaid second job. Relate is built so the record fills itself: the emails, the signatures from Sign, the invoices from Bill and the files from Drive are already ours, so they arrive on the record without an integration and without anybody logging activity.
Is Relate an AI CRM?
It is a CRM with Celia inside. Celia keeps the record current, drafts the next step, scores the pipeline against your own history and names the three conversations that matter this week. It suggests; a person sends. It never moves a deal stage, never emails a customer by itself and never scores a person.
Is the forecast really lower than everyone else's?
No general comparison is established. The history-weighted number is lower in this fictional dataset only. Real forecasts may be higher or lower, and require relevant historical data and validation. Relate’s proposed distinction is showing the assumptions beside the number.
How will it be priced?
Per selling seat: free for two people, $19 a month on Pro, $39 on Business — and unlimited read-only seats free on every plan, as proposed, so the owner and the accountant never cost a seat. No onboarding fee at any tier. Prices are proposed and may move before launch; if they do, the page will say so.
Is the console on this page real?
This is a React sample running locally in your browser. Review and approval change only the sample; no CRM record, invoice, signature, email or Drive file is created.
Next for you
What people add after Relate.
The tools Relate sits between. Check each product’s current stage while Relate is built.
The proposed shared record connects these products as they launch. Follow each product page for its current stage.
Sign live
The quote on the record, signed in minutes
Bill next wave
The signed quote, invoiced without retyping
Drive live
Every file about this customer, filed
Account live
Who may see which customers, set once
Pulse next wave
Outreach whose replies land on the record
Book next wave
The meeting the next step needs
Be told when Relate opens.
Wave 2 is the next build after the currently available tools. Leave your name and you will hear before the announcement — and tell us what your CRM actually has to do while it is still being designed.