What is Klaro Cards ?
Klaro Cards is an information management tool. It lets your write, organise and share information around you, with small cards that you can create and categorize the way you want.
The page you current read is one such card among many others in our documentation project, really :
And if we open it :
We know it's a bit abstract as an introduction and it's just one example, so let us give you a list of typical use cases, and other tools we took inspiration from :
What you can use it for
Klaro Cards can be used in many situation where creating, categorizing, and sharing information is key :
- Organizing a team during a project - each card could be a task
- Receiving and answering requests - each card captures a specific request
- Writing documentation, a FAQ or a blog - each card will be a page
- Building a simple customer relationship management system - each card will represent a prospect
- Developing a software - each card will be a feature to work on
- Organizing the production of videos - each card will be a video
- Documenting the organisation of your company - cards will represent employees and the links among them
- Publishing a digital directory of companies - each card will represent a company
- Listing incoming events in your area - each will be an event
- etc.
Everytime you want to create a list of things you'd like to better organise, Klaro Cards might be a very good answer.
Our inspirations
We stand on the shoulders of giants of course. Let us introduce our main inspirations :
- Klaro Cards can be used to organize lists of Post-Its™, very much like Trello, that your certainly know about.
- Klaro Cards shares a lot with Notion, in particular the wish to mix structured data and free text.
- Klaro Cards is born to help better managing software development projects, where Jira and Confluence shine.
- Last but not least, Klaro Cards gets a lot of inspiration from relational databases, in particular the wish to find a good balance between simplicity and power in information management.