Frequently asked questions
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What is Kistiro?
Kistiro is a personal CRM: one app that gathers every conversation with a person in one place – calls, emails, WhatsApp, meetings and your own notes. At a glance you see when you last were in touch and what you are still waiting for.
Is Kistiro a CRM for companies and sales?
No. Kistiro is built for individuals and not for lead generation. It is about organising your own communication, for example with tradespeople, car dealers, landlords, schools or authorities.
Does Kistiro copy my contacts?
No, that is a core principle. Contacts stay with their provider (Google, Microsoft). Kistiro stores only references and your own data: history, notes and projects. For fast display and search it uses a pure display cache of name, number and email that the app refreshes from your account.
Which account providers are supported?
Planned are Google and Microsoft for contacts, and Gmail, Outlook and IMAP for email. Linking is still in progress. Until then you create contacts directly in Kistiro and can have them adopted later.
Are calls captured automatically?
Automatic capture of the call log on Android is in progress. You can already log calls manually in a few taps. Conversations are never recorded.
What about WhatsApp?
WhatsApp offers no interface for private chats, so there is no automatic capture. You simply share text to Kistiro via the Android share menu, or paste it in the app and assign it to a contact.
Is there an iPhone app?
There is an Android app and the web app, which runs in the browser of any device, including iPhone and computers.
How much does Kistiro cost?
Pricing has not been decided yet. This page will state it once it is final.
Which languages does Kistiro support?
German and English. The language follows your device setting.