Find a conversation
across your apps.
Search across your connected conversations using a person, place, project or detail. Kluro brings back the exchange so you can read it in context.
Start with what stayed with you.
Try “Who said they moved to San Francisco?” or “Where did we discuss the beach-house photos?” Add a time period or another detail as you remember it. Open the result to check the person, date and exact wording. Search covers the history available from your connected sources. See Ask Kluro in use.
Ask KluroWho offered to introduce me to Hannah?
KluroEmily offered to make the introduction.
She mentioned Hannah’s developer research work and offered to connect you before your interviews.
Start with the detail you remember
A useful starting point might be a person, a project, a place or the rough time of an exchange. Add another clue when you have one: “the introduction before the Mac interviews” is more specific than “that conversation.”
If you know the exchange is in Messages, search Messages on your Mac first. If you are unsure which connected source contains it, use Ask Kluro and inspect the source behind the result.
Read the exchange before relying on it
Check who spoke, when they said it and what came immediately before and after. An offer, a confirmed plan and a later change can all appear in the same thread.
Kluro searches history available from the sources you have connected. It cannot restore content a source no longer provides. For a missing local message, first confirm that it is available in the source app on your Mac.
When the exchange contains something to do next, keep the follow-up with its context.