Cloe - Text Cloe, Siri's smarter sister

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Yesterday morning I found this in my mailbox: Curious, I texted "Cloe". Here's our correspondence: First off, great marketing. Secondly, what a delightful experience. Cloe spoke personably and did enough research to know that I'm a UofO graduate and the Ducks were playing later that night. Some people might find that creepy but I've given up on privacy. Cloe is remincent of , a human-powered, SMS-based search engine before smartphones were ubiquitous. Cloe is also similar to (cc ) but without the friction of needing to download yet another app (although this also comes with other downsides). Cloe is an invisible app, which and I have chatted about (we both still need to write about this), in which the the product itself is embedded within existing interfaces (in the case SMS/iMessage). That said, I'm curious to learn more about Cloe and the makers' plans to turn it into a scaleable business (if that's the goal).
Wow, this is awesome. Is this an AI product or like Ethan, where you are talking to a human?
I was definitely speaking with a human.
how can you be sure?
Yes, an invisible app. Another one is GIFyoutube where the URL is the app
Invisible apps (the evolution of thin clients) are a favorite topic of mine. Cloe must be the sister of Jarvis (jarv.co) and Clara (claralabs.com)! I wonder what the key differentiators will ultimately be here.
whoa. how are they sending via iMessage ?! this most not be done programmatically.
It's a guy with an iPhone responding to your texts...
Their "businesses" page just has a picture of a hipster coffee shop. This feels like a joke to me.
Hey everybody, Wanted to introduce myself, I am one of the co-founders of Cloe. Hope everyone is enjoying the service, we've been absolutely swamped lately, but we're chugging along! We have a wait list at and feel free to watch the two videos to get a better feel for what we do!
I'm having trouble thinking of the best kinds of questions to ask. Is this a common occurrence for new users?
Hey Guys. Whooah! First off thanks for all the interest. We are doing our best to service as many users as possible. For those who have been redirected to the waitlist we are clearing it up quickly.
Welcome, , and thanks again for the restaurant recommendations. What's your plan with Cloe and why will this work where others like ChaCha and Aardvark (sort of) failed? I'm naturally skeptical about the scaleability and business model of person-to-person Q&A. Although, is onto something here. cc
As for how Cloe will succeed where others have struggled is predicated upon our laser focus. For example, we do not prescribe to the jack of all trades king at nothing approach. We don't aim to field queries that you could find quickly through a Google search (I.e movie times, weather and sports scores) Our focus is on curated SMB recommendations. This is absolutely vital to not only scalability but also profitably. To delve into those two areas further 1. Scalability we've built out a proprietery tech algorithm that allows us to answer peoples queries effectively and efficiently (can currently handle thousands of users per day) as for 2. Profitability we have several revenue streams and were currently testing them out.
Reminds me of a more thought-out version of Aardvark and I like it. Sometimes you just need the right answer, right now from a human. As Cloe learns my specialties, I'd gladly answer real-time queries via text message to help the better whole. Nice work .
Hey, Thanks for the complement and Cloe is excited to meet you. Carlos, you have an astute eye...you are right on with your assessment.
Super excited to give it a whirl. I've been a big user of x.ai for scheduling and this seems right up my alley.
the experience looks great. I'm excited to try this out! I'm curious as to why your product video says "Lola" instead of "Cloe" at the 32 second mark.
I noticed that the Lola query is a request to interact with a known business (wraps from Lucca's) while the Cloe queries are all asking for recommendations. Is this a revenue stream test perhaps?
Hey Jesse, No, I wouldn't say so. I think that you use Cloe when you need her. If you need a tailor, a burrito, a happy hour spot with 1/2 price bottles of wine or a really great place to board your dog she can help with that. Mentally replace the searching you do on social discovery and let Cloe do the legwork
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