Install

curl -fsSL https://reloopcrm.com/install.sh | sh

The script installs into ~/reloop/deploy. Set RELOOP_DIR to choose another folder.

What install.sh asks

1. Domain. A name like crm.example.com, or Enter for localhost. With localhost the app opens at http://localhost:3000. Sign-in works there because the session cookie drops the __Secure- prefix on plain http. A real domain gets HTTPS and the secure cookie.
2. Existing reverse proxy. Asked only for a domain. Answer "no" and the bundled Caddy gets a certificate and serves HTTPS on ports 80 and 443.
3. Owner email. The first account. It is the only address in ALLOWED_SIGN_IN.
4. Owner password. 12 to 128 characters. You type it twice. It is never written to disk.

The script then:

• generates POSTGRES_PASSWORD, BETTER_AUTH_SECRET, AGENT_BRIDGE_SECRET and CRON_SECRET with openssl,
• writes deploy/.env with permissions 600,
• pulls the images and starts them with Docker Compose,
• creates the owner account and prints the address to open.

Running the script again keeps an existing deploy/.env. It never replaces a secret and never touches the database volume.

Install without questions

Set the answers as variables and the script asks nothing:

curl -fsSL https://reloopcrm.com/install.sh -o install.sh
RELOOP_DOMAIN=crm.example.com RELOOP_EMAIL=you@example.com RELOOP_PASSWORD='a long password' sh install.sh

This also helps on a keyboard where @ needs the Option key. Some terminals send Option as Meta, so a typed @ arrives as ^[.