claireBring WhatsApp, Telegram, Instagram, and more into one client. Search your conversations, get help that understands the relationship, and keep track of what you promised.
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Can you send that deck?
Voice message · 0:24
Lea: latest screens are in
Tomorrow · before 10:00 AM
What did Maya say about launch timing?
CLAIREMaya suggested moving the public launch to September 18 so the support team has one extra week.
3 source messages“Could we move the launch to September 18?”
Claire brings your chat networks together and gives its AI the context to help you find, understand, reply, and follow through.
Read and reply across connected platforms from one consistent inbox.
“Tell Maya the deck is ready and ask if 11 still works.”
Search across chats and get contextual replies shaped by the conversation.
Maya · tomorrow, 10:00
Claire notices commitments in your chats and turns them into gentle follow-through.
Start today with WhatsApp, Telegram, and Instagram. See exactly what needs a desktop, what keeps running in the cloud, and what is still on our roadmap.
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Network marks come from Simple Icons and Iconify. IRC uses a generic protocol symbol because it has no single vendor mark. Trademarks belong to their respective owners; usage must be verified before release.
Claire Desktop authorizes a connection when a network needs a browser or a local device. The Matrix bridge—not the interface—does the ongoing syncing.
Scan a code or approve a linked device. Claire keeps the selected bridge online afterward.
Use a contained sign-in window. Session material goes directly to your selected bridge host.
Some networks depend on hardware you own. Claire makes its health and last sync visible.
Claire searches connected networks as one conversation history, then answers with the people, messages, and context behind the result.
Searching WhatsApp, Telegram, and Instagram…
WhatsApp · Maya Kim
Can you send that deck?
Your reply
“I’ll send it before 10 tomorrow.”
Claire’s Loop reads every connected conversation and tells you what is still open. Your plan decides how often it runs.
“I stopped opening three apps just to remember who I owed a reply. Claire gives me the shape of my day in about ten seconds.”
“The promise tracking is the first AI feature that feels genuinely considerate. It helps me be the person I said I would be.”
Claire is an open-source product, not a closed messaging service. You can read the code, contribute, and operate the stack on servers you control—or use Claire Cloud when you want the bridges kept online for you.
Mobile, desktop, the website, design system, and plugin SDK are Apache-2.0, so you can build on the product surfaces with a permissive license.
The API, Docker stack, and database configuration are AGPL-3.0. If you run a modified network service, the corresponding source stays available to the people who use it.
Clone the repository, run bun run setup, then bring up Supabase, Matrix, Redis, and the bridges on hardware you operate. Claire Cloud is optional—not a requirement to use the product.
I’m documenting the road to launch—the decisions, rough edges, releases, and lessons. Join early and help shape Claire as it becomes real.
