People aren't numbers
Behind every row there's a story with God and with the community. Klesio exists so that none of these stories breaks off because of a lapse.
Klesio was born in a real church. Mine.
My name is Luca Siino. I serve in an Italian evangelical church that gathers more than 550 people every week — and Klesio was born there, between a service and a follow-up, to answer a question that gave me no peace.
The Monday-morning question.
On Sunday the room is full. And on Monday? Who was that new couple in the third row? Who called back the young man who'd asked for a Bible? And how many weeks since we last saw Anna? In our church these answers lived in three different places: an office Excel, a dozen WhatsApp groups, and the memory — generous but tired — of those who serve.
I tried the American software: in English, in dollars, built for churches of two thousand seats. I tried the generic platforms: cold, complicated, where people become «contacts». In the end I did the only thing left: I built the tool I wish I'd found.
How do we
keep from losing anyone?
We use Klesio first of all ourselves, every Sunday, with more than 550 real people: the worship rotas, the visitor follow-up, the birthdays, the home groups. Every feature you see has passed through there — if our church didn't need it, it didn't make it in. And now we're opening it to the churches that live our same question.
550+in attendance every week
25home groups
1question that matters
The vision behind Klesio.
In 2024 I had a dream. I saw constellations — but the stars weren't scattered, nor forgotten: they had to stay together, within a single field of view.
When I woke, the promise made to Abraham came back to me: «look toward heaven and count the stars… so shall your offspring be». All within the same gaze Abraham had that night.
That's where Klesio was born. Not the tool of a church that thinks about Sunday, but of a church that thinks about a lineage — one to leave as an inheritance. People not to lose, to bring together, to grow like a sky full of stars: each with a name.
I worked on it for nearly a year, feature after feature, so none would remain a forgotten star.
Luca Siinofounder of Klesio
What we believe.
Transparency, always
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Genuinely close
If you write, a person who actually lives church life answers you — in Italian. Founding churches have a direct line to the founder.
Stop losing anyone.
Start today.
I answer personally, Luca — usually same day.