Decisions, with their reasons
Kairo records not just what you decided but why, so the rationale survives past the moment you had it.
Use case
Keep a decision memory
Most founder context lives in your head and slowly leaks out. Kairo keeps a memory of the decisions you have made, the reasons behind them, and the tensions still open, so you stop re-deciding the same things and can always answer why.
Native macOS app
The moment
Three months in, someone asks why you chose the pricing model, or you catch yourself reopening a debate you already closed. The reasoning was clear at the time. Now it is a vague memory, and the cost is re-deciding things you already decided.
How it works
How Kairo helps
Open versus resolved
It tracks which calls are settled and which tensions are still open, so you know what genuinely needs your attention.
Answer why, any time
Ask Kairo why you made a past call and get the actual reasoning back, not a guess reconstructed after the fact.
Stop re-deciding
Settled decisions stay settled, so your energy goes to the open questions instead of the closed ones.
Your company's reasoning lives somewhere durable, not just in your head.
FAQ
Keep a decision memory, answered
No. A notes app stores text you have to file and find. Kairo builds memory from your conversations: decisions, reasons, and open tensions, surfaced when they are relevant.
As you talk through your work, Kairo identifies the calls you make and the reasoning behind them, and tracks each as open or resolved.
Speech-to-text can run locally on your Mac and the free tier runs on local models, so your context can stay on your machine.
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