A personal CRM for
the people in your life.
Keep the conversations, introductions and shared plans behind each relationship together. Kluro builds a private memory from the sources you connect on your Mac, with answers you can trace to the original message.
Keep your people close.
Find how you met someone, what you last discussed or what you promised to send. Kluro keeps those details connected to the messages they came from, so you can check the exchange.
Choose your sources, ask a question and read the original message. Explore personal CRM on Mac or compare relationship tools to understand the different approaches.
Joel Chia
A friendship that travelled with you.
The important parts, still in reach.
- 2011The library table. The same early mornings.
- 2019A move abroad. A conversation that continued.
- 2026South Park, San Francisco. Coffee when you’re in town.
“How do I know them again?”
Start with a place, project or introduction you remember. Ask Kluro to find the exchange, then use the source and date to confirm the connection.
What does a personal CRM keep track of?
A personal CRM helps you keep useful context about friends, colleagues and other people you know: how you met, what you discussed and what you planned to do next. The right level of detail depends on your purpose. A few names and notes may be enough; a longer conversation history can help when you need to check an agreement or find an introduction.
Kluro starts with the conversations available through your connected sources. Ask a question, inspect the supporting exchange and decide how to follow up. You can also add a note when something important happened away from a message thread.
Compare a personal CRM with a contact manager to decide what you need to keep.
How much can happen automatically?
Connection and permission choices come first. Once a supported source is connected, Kluro maintains relationship context from the history that source makes available. You still choose what to connect, review an answer before relying on it and correct a detail that is wrong.
When evaluating an automatic personal CRM, try a specific task: find someone who offered an introduction, read the original offer and check its date. That tells you more than a promise to remove all data entry.
Explore supported sources and Ask Kluro.
Can I start with a free personal CRM?
Kluro Free includes the recent 12-month conversation-history window, Ask about recent conversations and your people in Galaxy. Pro extends the available history and preparation features. The pricing page explains both plans.
Across products, free access can mean a continuing plan, a time-limited trial or software you host yourself. The Monica comparison explains the hosting choice. Compare the duration, limits and operating costs before connecting a large history. Our personal CRM comparison separates these choices.