Private beta · iPhone
Say something real to someone who matters.
Klosr is a quieter communication app for one person at a time. Create a private Space, invite them through Apple’s secure share sheet, and send artifacts you actually made here—typed, drawn, spoken, or captured in the moment.
What it is
A private tabletop for two people.
Each Space is a one-to-one place for presence objects: notes, sketches, voice, live photos, and small signals. Nothing is imported, pasted, or generated for you.
Up to twelve close connections. No groups, no audience, no performance loop.
Type, sketch, record voice, or capture a live photo. Camera roll imports stay off by design.
Owners invite via CloudKit sharing. No Klosr-run messaging servers—Apple handles the private zone.
What Klosr is not
Not a feed, a journal product, or an AI writer.
Klosr should never tell you what to feel or draft intimacy on your behalf.
No AI drafts, canned prompts, or prewritten libraries posing as closeness.
No moods, streaks, read receipts, or analytics interpreting your connection.
No public profile, discovery, or growth mechanics—just two people and what you make.
How it works
The first loop is intentionally small.
Sign in, create one Space, invite one person, send one real artifact. Everything else waits.
Use your Apple ID. Klosr does not operate a separate account system.
Name your Space, provision a private CloudKit zone, and send an invite through the system share sheet.
Compose on the tabletop—typed note, sketch, voice note, live photo, or tiny signal.
Deliberate send gesture. Your partner receives a human-authored artifact with provenance, not a generated reply.
Private beta
Built for people who still want to sound like themselves.
Klosr is in active development. Request access, report issues, or ask about the product directly.