Klav turns real interview transcripts into living personas — Sims — that review your product in their own words, point at what's broken, and file the bug for you.
You already talk to customers. Klav makes those conversations show up exactly where you work.
Upload an interview or call. Klav extracts each speaker into a Sim — their role, what they love, want, and hate — every insight anchored to a verbatim quote they actually said.
While you browse your own app, the right Sim walks to the element it cares about, points at it, and reacts in the real customer's voice — grounded, specific, in character.
Turn any reaction into a Jira, Linear, GitHub, or Plane issue — with the screenshot, the page, and the customer's quote attached. Same tracker as your manual bug reports.
Each Sim is built from real transcripts and gets sharper every time you add another. Push them to your team so everyone ships with the same customers watching.
The free foundation the whole suite is built on. Right-click any page, annotate the auto-captured screenshot, and file straight to your tracker — with the console errors and network failures already attached.
Named after Ekalavya, the self-taught master — Klav learns your product and your customers, then acts on its own.
Right-click bug reporting from any page, into any tracker. Free and open source — the wedge the rest is built on.
Synthetic users from real transcripts that review your product in-context and file what they find. Private beta now.
An autonomous UAT agent that explores your staging build, predicts regressions, and fixes the test suite before you ship.
No. Every Sim reaction is anchored to a verbatim quote a real person said in a real call — Klav verifies the quote exists in the source transcript before it ever surfaces. The Sim reads your actual screen and will even disagree with its own notes when the screen has changed. Grounded, not generated.
Because, finally, they are.