Introduction

Brixit is a CRM for real estate brokerages. It holds your listings, your contacts and the enquiries that come in against them, and it connects to the portals and ad platforms your business already uses.

You run it on your own server. There is no shared tenancy: the database, the uploaded files and the API keys all sit on infrastructure you control, and no part of the product phones home for permission to work.

What that means in practice

• Your data stays yours. Listings, contacts and documents live in your database. Exports are plain SQL and plain files.
• Your integrations use your own accounts. Meta, Google, TikTok and the rest are connected with app credentials you create and hold. Brixit never sees them.
• Upgrades are yours to schedule. A new version is installed when you choose to install it.

How these guides are arranged

Getting started covers putting Brixit on a server and getting to a working login.

Integration guides covers connecting each external service. They are independent — read only the ones you need, in any order. Each one names exactly which credential goes in which field, so you can follow it with the provider’s own dashboard open beside it.

Before you begin

You will need a server you can run Docker on, a domain name pointing at it, and an email address that can receive mail. Everything else is set up during installation.