Compare Dex and Kluro for the people you know, the conversations you need to find and the way you follow up.
Dex brings contact details, notes and relationship activity into a personal CRM. Its site documents LinkedIn syncing, email and calendar connections, reminders, mobile access and a browser extension.
Its current plans include web and desktop access as well as mobile and extension use. Dex also documents an MCP connection for AI assistants. Check which integrations and AI features belong to the plan you choose.
Kluro brings supported conversation history together around people on your Mac. Ask about an introduction, a plan or a detail you remember, then open the original message to inspect the wording and date.
Saved relationship memory stays encrypted on your Mac. Enabled hosted AI processes relevant content. Read Kluro’s privacy explanation and how AI processing works.
Published by Kluro. Product documentation checked 28 September 2026. This comparison uses published information and includes no measured performance ranking.
Dex lists a seven-day trial. Premium is $12 per month and Professional $20 per month at annual billing on its pricing page. Check Dex’s current plan details.
Kluro Free covers the recent 12-month history window. Standard Pro is $25 per month or $250 per year. Founding Pro is $19 per month or $190 per year for the first 500 eligible paid members. See the full Kluro plan details.
Dex is worth evaluating when syncing contacts and maintaining a regular keep-in-touch workflow are central to your day. Kluro is worth evaluating when finding details in connected conversations and inspecting their source is the task you need help with.
Bring one introduction and one promise to your evaluation. In each product, check how you identify the person, find the relevant history and get back to the exchange. A contact timeline and the wording of a message can answer different parts of that task.
“Where does the detail you need live?”
With Kluro, start from a person, topic or detail you remember. Connect only the sources relevant to that question, check the returned exchange and follow up in the communication app you normally use. History is limited by what each connected source makes available.
Read a guide to searching earlier conversations or compare all seven approaches.
