builderz-labs/marketing-dashboard

Local-first marketing operations control center for CRM, outreach, content, analytics, approvals, automations, and agent workflows.

What it solves

It provides a centralized, local-first control center for marketing operations, allowing teams to manage both human and AI agent workflows without relying on hosted infrastructure. It eliminates the fragmentation of marketing tools by consolidating CRM, outreach, content planning, and agent activity into a single self-hosted interface.

How it works

Built with Next.js and SQLite, the dashboard runs locally or on a private host. It acts as an operator-led interface that connects to various external services (like Google Analytics, Gmail, or Mailchimp) and AI agent frameworks (specifically OpenClaw) via optional connectors. The system emphasizes "operator-led" control, meaning critical actions like approvals and pauses remain visible and manual rather than being fully autonomous.

Who it’s for

Marketing teams and operators who run a mix of human and AI-driven workflows and prefer a self-hosted, private architecture for their operational state.

Highlights

  • Local-first architecture: Uses SQLite for state and runs independently of required hosted infrastructure.
  • Agent integration: Specifically supports OpenClaw instance discovery, squads, and session management.
  • Operator-led control: Maintains human oversight via approval queues and visible execution controls.
  • Broad integration surface: Optional connectors for CRM, analytics (GA4, Plausible), social media (X, LinkedIn), and model health (Ollama).

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