For businesses
Run the numbers side of your business
Klaro shows you who still owes you, nudges the clients who forgot, and warns you before payroll lands. Everything stays on your Mac.
Stop wondering whether the money showed up.
Settled or still waiting
Clients, invoices, and payments in a single list, so the overdue ones stop hiding in your inbox.
The reminders send themselves
Klaro follows up on unpaid invoices, sparing you the awkward second email.
Payroll never sneaks up
See what leaves the account and when, far enough ahead that it is never a scramble.
Overview
Shaped around how the work actually happens
Who owes you, what you sent, and what goes out on Friday — tracked by an agent that stays current.
Balances, payment history, and open items for every client, without a spreadsheet.
Issue them, watch them, and chase them down without leaving the app.
Know the number and the date well before either one becomes urgent.
Workspace
The whole picture, on one screen
Where the week stands
Collected, outstanding, and what leaves on payday — current to the minute, all in one view.Where the week stands
Collected, outstanding, and payroll due — the three numbers that matter, up front.
A feed worth scanning
Payments landed, invoices sent, reminders fired, all in one readable stream.
The agent chases for you
Klaro pings the slow payers and surfaces anything that needs a human decision.
Retire the spreadsheet
No more manual reconciliation. The books keep themselves current in the background.
Your books never leave your laptop
Klaro is built local-first. Client records sit on your Mac, not on a server you have to trust.
Private by design
Client data and transactions stay put unless you explicitly send them somewhere.
Runs where you sit
The agent works on your own machine, so the books stay somewhere you can point to.
You hold the keys
Link an account, unlink it, revoke it. Nothing moves without you saying so.
Let something else send the reminder
Hand the invoices, the follow-ups, and the payroll math to an agent that runs on your own machine.