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We answer your questions by email and easily jump in a call if you need help or advice for anything.

We organize an online session every month, where you can ask everything you need to ask. See you at the next one?

This guide shows you how sending email to your boards allows creating and categorizing cards.

Based on "parent/child dimensions" card links are an advanced feature of Klaro Cards. Think "everyting in Klaro Cards is a dimension" and they look quite the same as others.

This guide shows you how to use incoming webhooks to automatically create and categorize cards in your board from any external system.

Create many cards at once from a paste, a CSV or an Excel file, change the ones that already exist, and learn how Klaro matches your column titles to dimensions.

Learn here how to compute numbers on your cards, using usual arithmetic with number dimensions and dimensions with a number associated

Learn here how to compute dates on your cards, using date & time arithmetic

Learn here how to compute dynamic categories, using the Elo expression language

This guide explains the different date range modes available when defining date-based dimension values. Each mode provides a different way to capture a time period relative to today or using fixed dates.

This guide explains the different range modes available when defining integer-based dimension values. Each mode provides a different way to capture a range of numbers.

Use the Kind dimension to define card types and show different dimensions per type

To avoid interrupting your work, boards do not synchronize in real time by default. A notification informs you when someone changes cards that you are currently looking at.

Add count, sum, average, min, max formulas to boards for at-a-glance metrics

Invite people to your project, assign them to workspaces, and control what they can see and do on each board

The Klaro CLI (klaro) lets you manage your Klaro Cards projects directly from the terminal. This guide walks you through installation, setup, and the most common workflows: browsing cards, creating and editing content, managing attachments, working offline, and configuring the CLI for your environment.

Step-by-step setup for Claude Desktop, VS Code Copilot, Cursor, and other MCP-compatible agents