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Ciao! vs Cloze
Cloze Relationship Management, by Cloze, Inc.
A relationship CRM that builds a history of each contact from your email, calls, meetings and messages, and that now sells mainly to real estate agents.
3,216 ratings in the App Store, October 2026. Also on Android and the web. Its website now presents it as AI for real estate.
Ciao!
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| What it costs | One payment $9.99 |
Pro $19.99 a month or $199.99 a year. Business plans $24.99 to $49.99 a month |
| Free tier | 3 friends | Contact management and a basic email app, plus a 14-day trial |
| Account needed | None | Yes |
| Where it runs | iPhone | iPhone, Android and the web |
| Where your notes live | Your phone and your own iCloud | Cloze’s servers |
| A creature for each friend | 15 animals, 6 moods | No |
| A weekly swipe deck | Yes | No. An agenda of meetings, reminders and follow-ups |
Every row comes from Cloze’s own App Store listing or website, read on 2 October 2026. Nothing here is taken from another app’s reviews.
Sources: Cloze on the App Store · Cloze on AlternativeTo · Cloze’s website
Where Cloze wins
- •It logs for you. Emails, calls, meetings and notes land on each person’s page without any typing.
- •It notices a fading relationship and reminds you to reach out, and it tells you when an important email got no reply.
- •It has team tools, templates and scheduled emails, and it comes in English, German, Swedish and Spanish.
Where Ciao! wins
- •It is made for friends. There are no deals, pipelines or email campaigns to look past.
- •It never sends anything for you. You tap WhatsApp, Message or Call and write it yourself. Cloze can send mail merges and drip campaigns.
- •No account, and $9.99 once against a monthly plan.
Which one should you actually get?
Cloze is a work tool, and a strong one if you sell, especially in real estate: it tracks your email and calls so you do not have to. For staying close to a few friends who live far away, it is far more app than you need, with a bill every month. Ciao! is the simple pick for that.