Private testing · iOS
The documents life keeps asking for.
Start with one. Give it a home, keep it easy to find, keep its dates in view—then gather what the next real-life moment will ask for, before it does.
The quiet problem
The document exists. The useful version is somewhere else.
The school form is in Mail. The lease is on an old laptop. The renewal PDF is in Photos beside a picture of a parking space.
Klos is for the small set of documents life keeps asking for—and for the work of keeping that set useful.
The solo habit
Findability first. Freshness next. Readiness follows.
- 01
Give the document a home.
Scan it, import it, or send it to Klos from the place it arrived. Add the name and dates that will help you find the right document later.
- 02
Keep its state visible.
Klos turns the dates you enter into a plain freshness state: fresh, expiring soon, expired, or needs a date. No score. No invented certainty.
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Assemble the moment early.
A Pouch gathers the documents a single situation calls for. The document stays one document, even when it belongs to more than one moment.
Then the household
The solo habit becomes household continuity.
Your own vault is where it starts, not where it stops. Some documents belong to more than one person. Klos is testing a shared home for those documents—without sending another copy to another inbox.
The seam stays visible
Trust starts with the sentence we refuse to improve.
- We will not pretend a copy someone already saved can be taken back.
- We will not pretend Klos reads a date you have not entered.
- We will not publish custody promises before the product behavior proves them.
Klos
The living, sharable memory of your most important documents.
Private testing on iOS. The next version of this site will show the product itself.