Every assistant on the market is built for the same imaginary user — a single person, with a clean inbox, who has time to set things up. That person doesn't exist. Klonr starts somewhere else: with a question, on the channel you already use.
Klonr opens with one diagnostic question. Your reply routes the conversation. Same product, four different doors in.
We've been listening for a year. The same four shapes keep showing up — across freelancers, parents, ICs, and people three weeks past burnout. Same product. Same pricing. Four completely different relationships with it.
No setup. No checklist. No "let's configure your goals." Forward the inbox tonight, get it back at 9pm tomorrow with what's still alive on top.
Tell them what to do tonight. One thing. Build the system on day six, not day one — by which point they'll have done six things and stopped feeling behind.
A question first, before any action. Last Tuesday — what slipped, and what were you doing instead? The fix lives in that gap, not in another reminder app.
No tasks tonight. No tomorrow-morning check-in unless they ask. Just the acknowledgment, then a single small thing twenty-four hours later — only one — calibrated to what they can actually carry.
Same product. Same pricing. Four completely different relationships. The first ninety seconds of your trial figures out which one is you.
Built first for parents · Now extendingThe pages below are tighter than this one — same product, written for the specific shape of your week. Click through; the trial picks up where you left off.
You're tracking three calendars and a permission slip. The system is your head. Klonr starts here — listening, then quietly carrying the weight that has nowhere else to live.
See the parent version →You don't need another productivity stack. You need someone who reads everything, drafts the reply you'd send, and knows which Tuesday is the one that actually matters this quarter.
See the professional version →Caregivers, freelancers, people three weeks past burnout. You don't want a setup screen. You want one less thing on the list tonight, one calmer morning tomorrow, and someone who notices.
See the version for you →The category sells with feature grids. We don't have the patience for that and neither do you. Four real exchanges, in the channels you already use.
Reads what you forward and figures out what needs doing — drafts the reply, sets the reminder, summarizes the thread, or watches for updates. You just approve.
One conversation, three surfaces. WhatsApp on the train, email at the desk, text at the soccer field. Klonr remembers.
The product is built around what's between the lines. If a Tuesday goes quiet, that means something.
Suggests a meal plan based on what your family actually eats, builds the grocery list, and catches the staples you'd have forgotten — because it remembers you always run out of oat milk by Wednesday.
Last December my kids' school sent 14 emails in a single week. My wife texted me Thursday afternoon: "Did you sign the field trip form?" I hadn't. The deadline was Friday at 8am. I found the original email under 47 others — the form had already closed early. My son missed the trip to the Biodome.
I didn't need another to-do app. I had three. What I needed was something that would read the email, pull out the deadline, and either handle it or remind me at the right moment — the way a good assistant would. So I built Klonr: forward an email, get a text, reply yes. That's the whole thing.
If you're tired of tools that ask you to be someone you're not, this one might be different.
Fourteen days free. No card. All paid features unlocked during trial. The free tier persists if it doesn't fit.
See what it feels like to delegate. No card required.
For one person who's done managing everything manually.
Both partners connected. One assistant that knows the whole household.
800 tasks/month, priority execution, and more.
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See all features in detail →Fourteen days free. No card. All paid features unlocked. If it doesn't fit, the free tier stays and there's no follow-up. The next two weeks could look like the last two — or they could not.
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