Daylite is a native Mac, iPhone, and iPad CRM from Marketcircle that helps small businesses manage contacts, sales pipelines, and projects.
Category
CRM
Pricing
Subscription, from $25/user/month
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Last updated
July 18, 2026
Founded
1999
Headquarters
Markham, Ontario, Canada
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Overview
Daylite is a native CRM and project management app built exclusively for Mac, iPhone, and iPad by Marketcircle, a Canadian software company founded in 1999 and headquartered in Markham, Ontario. Daylite itself launched in 2002 as one of the first CRM products purpose-built for Mac OS X.
In 2015 Marketcircle introduced Daylite Cloud, a hosted subscription version, and the company has since fully transitioned away from its legacy self-hosted license model to a pure SaaS business, while keeping the native Apple app experience that differentiates it from web-first CRMs.
Key Features
Daylite covers contact and company management, sales pipeline and opportunity tracking, project and task management, calendaring, and email integration, all built as a true native macOS/iOS app rather than a wrapped web page, with full offline access and sync.
Its deep integration with Apple Mail, Contacts, and Calendar lets users link emails and files directly to CRM records and manage their business without leaving familiar Apple apps.
Pricing
Daylite Cloud is sold in three tiers: a CRM plan starting around $25/user/month, a Sales and Projects plan around $40/user/month, and a Business plan around $55/user/month, all billed per user.
New customers get a 30-day free trial, and Marketcircle periodically offers a 25% discount on the first 12 months for customers choosing monthly billing.
Key Features
Native Mac and iOS apps — True native applications for Mac, iPhone, and iPad rather than a wrapped web app, with deep OS-level integration.
Offline access and sync — View and edit records without an internet connection; changes sync automatically once back online.
Apple Mail, Contacts, and Calendar integration — Link emails, files, and calendar events directly to CRM records inside apps you already use.
Sales pipeline tracking — Manage opportunities through customizable sales stages with reporting on pipeline health.
Project and task management — Organize projects with tasks, pipelines, and team assignments alongside CRM data.
Contact and company management — Centralize contact history, notes, and relationship data across your team.
Team collaboration — Shared visibility into contacts, projects, and opportunities across a Daylite Cloud team.
Reporting and dashboards — Track sales and project performance with built-in reporting tools.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Deep, native integration with Mac, iPhone, and iPad unmatched by web-first CRMs
Full offline functionality with automatic sync when reconnected
Long track record -- in continuous development since 2002
Certified consultant network available for implementation and training
Cons
Apple-only -- no Windows or Android support, ruling out mixed-platform teams
Per-user pricing can add up for larger teams compared to some web-first CRMs
Smaller company than major CRM vendors, meaning a narrower support/partner ecosystem
Learning curve for teams new to structured CRM workflows
Pricing
CRM $25 per user/month
Sales and Projects $40 per user/month
Business $55 per user/month
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Daylite available for Windows?
No. Daylite is built exclusively for Mac, iPhone, and iPad and does not support Windows or Android.
How much does Daylite cost?
Daylite Cloud starts at roughly $25/user/month for the CRM plan, with Sales and Projects around $40/user/month and Business around $55/user/month.
Does Daylite work offline?
Yes, Daylite offers full offline access on Mac and iOS, with changes syncing automatically once you're back online.
Is there a free trial?
Yes, Marketcircle offers a 30-day free trial of Daylite Cloud.
Who makes Daylite?
Daylite is made by Marketcircle, a Canadian software company headquartered in Markham, Ontario, founded in 1999.
Can Daylite integrate with Apple Mail and Calendar?
Yes, Daylite integrates natively with Apple Mail, Contacts, and Calendar, letting you link emails and events directly to CRM records.