Claro is a thinking companion you can speak or type to. It asks thoughtful questions, remembers the threads that matter, and helps you see the next step more clearly.
“I keep drafting my resignation email, then deleting it.”
Claro asks“What feels harder: leaving, or what leaving might mean about you?”
Claro doesn’t remember you to feel close. It remembers what helps you think more clearly.
Explore ClaroOpen a new chat or resume one that’s still active. Claro doesn’t ask “how can I help”, it picks up wherever the last real thread left off, if there is one.
Type, dictate, or call. Switch mid-conversation if the moment changes, start typing at your desk, finish on a call while you walk to the train.
You end the chat on purpose, it’s not auto-timed out. Ending is the signal that triggers everything else: summary, memory update, and (when the conversation actually landed) a Clarity Card.
If something real happened, you get a short artifact to keep, not a transcript you’ll never reread. If nothing landed, Claro doesn’t manufacture one just to give you something to screenshot.
All three feed the same session and the same memory.
Replies stream in so you start reading before the thought is finished. Stop a reply that went the wrong way and send the next message with that interrupt in context.
Best for late-night precision, quoting someone, attaching images, rereading.
Low response time is a product feature, not a footnote. Claro can begin speaking as soon as the reply starts. The design goal is a pause that feels human, not a spinner that feels like software.
Claro remembers patterns, open questions, and unfinished situations. It forgets the rest on purpose.
Walk away with the insight.
A short artifact at the end of a real session: a title that names the shift, the core insight, and an open question worth sitting with.
Pick up the situation, not the small talk.
Ongoing, unfinished situations, a job you might leave, a conversation you keep postponing. Threads close when the situation is over.
See what keeps coming up.
Recurring values, stressors, goals, decision habits, and emotional themes, surfaced only after enough evidence, never after one bad day.
Stay with the real subject while you talk.
A live picture of this talk, the topic, the fear underneath it, the tension still open, so Claro doesn’t lose the thread while you circle back.
Attuned to you, without performing intimacy.
Communication style, how you like to be addressed, the way you think out loud, used quietly, never as a personality quiz.
If remembering it wouldn’t make the next conversation clearer, it isn’t kept.
You can view, delete, or reset memories. Claro will never use them to keep you talking.
Not a transcript. A short record of what shifted, written only when a session actually lands.
You weren’t struggling to choose. You were struggling with the possibility of regret.
What changes if you trust yourself to handle either outcome?
You weren’t behind on execution. You were avoiding a decision about who gets to stay on the team.
What would you decide if speed weren’t the excuse available to you?
You weren’t unsure about the company. You were protecting the identity of being the person who doesn’t quit.
What decision would you make if quitting weren’t a referendum on who you are?
On-device listening knows when you’re talking. Barge in anytime.
Claro can tell when you are actually speaking, and when you are not, without a push-to-talk ritual. The phone decides you started, and finished, then tells the conversation layer. Endpointing is local, so the call feels immediate.
On-device · no server round-tripReal conversations have “wait, that’s not what I meant.” Start speaking while Claro is still talking and playback stops at once. Your new words become the next turn.
Stops instantly · mid-sentenceHonest fallback: if duplex voice can’t run on your device, Claro switches to hold-to-talk. No fake barge-in.
No pretending a barge-in works when it doesn'tIf you cut in mid-reply
| If | Then |
|---|---|
| You say a real sentence | It becomes your next message. Claro answers that, with the interrupted reply as context. |
| You interrupt and go quiet | A soft spoken “Go on.” No fake user message. |
| Accidental blip while generating | Ignored, unless you meant to barge in. |
The call stays a conversation, not a lecture you can’t pause.
Next time, Claro is already oriented to what still matters.