People matter too much
to disappear into apps.
A friend mentions they’re moving. Someone offers an introduction. You promise to send a few photos.
Those details end up in different chats and emails. When you want to follow up, finding the conversation can take longer than the conversation itself.
Kluro is a private relationship-memory app for Mac. It brings your conversations together around people, so you can find a detail and open the message it came from.
Why Kluro exists.
An email might explain how you met someone; a later message might mention a new job or a plan to meet. Kluro brings that history together so it is easier to catch up.
Find the conversation.
Ask “Who offered to introduce me?” Kluro finds the person and the relevant message. Open it to read the exchange and decide what to do next.
Keep up with your people.
You might know someone through work and stay in touch after you both move on. Kluro keeps your shared conversations together as your lives change.
Your memory,
on your Mac.
Your saved relationship memory stays encrypted on your Mac. You control what is connected and what is removed. How privacy works How Kluro uses AI
A note from Kwon.
I’m Kwon, the founder of Kluro.
I want Kluro to be useful when you’re getting ready to meet someone, trying to find a detail, or picking up an exchange after a long time.
Being able to read the original message matters to me. It gives you the context to judge the answer for yourself.
I’d like to hear about the conversations you find yourself looking for.
— Kwon
Founder, Kluro