A personal CRM
for your Mac.
Bring Messages, email and shared context together around people on your Mac. Ask about an earlier conversation and open the exchange behind the answer.
Your conversations,
together on your Mac.
Connect Apple Mail, Messages or another supported source. Ask about a person or detail and open the exchange behind the answer.
Keep communicating in the apps you already use. Review how AI helps with relationship memory and the privacy controls before choosing what to connect.
Bring your sourcesJoel 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.
Choose for the way you use your Mac
Begin with one question you already have. Perhaps you remember an offer but not whether it arrived in email or Messages. With the relevant sources connected, ask Kluro about the person or topic, then read the message that supports the answer.
Kluro requires an Apple-silicon Mac running macOS 26.0 or later. Check the current download requirements before installing.
For an exchange you know is in Messages, start with the built-in Messages search. Kluro is useful when the context spans the sources you connect.
Check storage, processing and permissions
Your saved relationship memory stays encrypted on your Mac. Enabled hosted AI processes relevant content for answers and background understanding. Read how Kluro uses AI before choosing which history to connect.
Local sources can need macOS permissions. For example, protected Messages history requires Full Disk Access. Other sources can use provider sign-in. Follow the instructions for the selected source and grant access only on your own authorized accounts.
Compare Mac-friendly approaches
Compare Kluro and Queue for keeping in touch, Kluro and Dex for personal-CRM workflows, and Kluro and Mesh, formerly Clay for relationship organization.
Use the comparison guide to distinguish a native Mac workflow from a web service or a product that also offers mobile apps. Start with the features and permissions you need rather than the longest feature list.