What is Pocklo, exactly?
A household assistant for notes, to-dos, shopping lists, appointments and reminders.
You tell it things in plain words, typed, spoken or through Siri, and it files them
in the right place, reminds you at the right moment and keeps everyone at home on
the same page.
Who is it for?
Busy adults and the people they live with: couples, roommates and the grown-ups of a
family. Everyone gets a Personal space and can share spaces with the people they
live with, and one household plan covers up to six adults. Accounts are for adults
18 and over.
Which devices does it work on?
Pocklo is an iPhone app (in TestFlight during the beta, on the App Store at launch)
and a web app for any modern browser on Mac, Windows, Android and iPad. You can
install the web app so it opens like any other app, reminders included. Siri,
widgets and the Lock Screen controls are iPhone-only.
How does Pocklo use AI, and is my data private?
To understand what you write, Pocklo sends what you capture to Anthropic’s Claude
models, and when it helps, a few related notes, things you’ve asked it to remember
and your calendar’s busy times and event titles. OpenAI turns voice notes into text,
helps search find your notes and does three small steps: suggesting which space a
capture belongs in, sorting products into store sections and suggesting first steps
for to-dos. Neither trains on what it gets. Anthropic deletes it within 30 days, or
keeps it up to 2 years if its safety checks flag it, and OpenAI may keep it up to 30
days to check for abuse. Your Personal space is visible only to you, and a shared
space only to the people in it. There are no ads and no tracking.
What if Pocklo gets something wrong?
It asks rather than guesses. When something is genuinely unclear, Pocklo asks one
short question with three sensible answers, recommends one and says why, or you can
answer in your own words. You see exactly what will happen before anything moves,
Undo is always there, and only you mark things finished.
Can I use it without AI?
Yes. Before anything you write goes to AI, Pocklo asks whether to use AI or Basic
mode, and you can switch any time in Settings. Basic mode organizes things with
simple rules and sends nothing to AI, and reminders, lists and appointments keep
working. A shared space uses AI only while everyone in it has chosen AI, and any
member can turn AI off for that space.
Does it work offline?
Mostly. Captures, check-offs and edits made offline are saved on your device and
sync when you’re back. If someone else changed the same thing in the meantime,
Pocklo asks instead of guessing.
Which calendars does it work with?
Google Calendar today, across one or more accounts. Pocklo reads your calendars to
catch clashes and plan around your day, and never changes them. Apple Calendar,
Outlook and adding Pocklo appointments to Google Calendar are planned before the
public launch.
Can I take my data with me?
Yes. Settings › Account › Download your data makes a zip of your notes, lists,
photos and settings, saved to Files on iPhone. Delete account is there too: every
device signs out, and the account is deleted 7 days later unless you sign in and
keep it. You can also write to
privacy@pocklo.com.
How do I join the beta?
Email beta@pocklo.com and tell us a little
about your household. We’re adding households in small waves so everyone gets a good
start. The beta is open to adults in most US states.