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I built Kairo to remember the small moments with people

Most of my favorite memories didn’t start as big events. They were a quick coffee, an unexpected walk, or an ordinary afternoon that became meaningful later. I built Kairo because I wanted a way to hold onto those moments without turning time with people into a tracking dashboard. You connect with someone by exchanging Kairo codes. When you’re together, Kairo can recognize that you met, making it…

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