Your face is blurred
Your photos are published with your face blurred. You decide who gets to see it: anyone you match with, or photo by photo. If you’d rather show it from the start, you can do that too.
Klambre is an app for adults over 18 where couples and singles meet, share and actually get together. You join by application, profiles are verified, and joining costs nothing.

Real people, a real community.
Klambre was born in Medellín and Barcelona. Everyone inside has been reviewed.
Most people come for one of them and stay for the other two.
You see profiles with an affinity percentage worked out from what you’re looking for. If you both like each other, the chat opens.
Groups by interest or by city, each with its own wall, its own rules and the people who look after it.
Parties, workshops and ceremonies, with a date, a counted capacity and a named ticket that lives on your phone.
There are plenty of apps for meeting people. This one isn’t built the same way.
| On a normal dating app | On Klambre |
|---|---|
| You swipe through an endless catalogue. | You see an affinity percentage and a vetted community. |
| Your face, exposed from minute one. | Blurred by default; you show it when you want to. |
| Everything is stored and screenshotted. | Disappearing messages and an alert if someone takes a screenshot. |
| Unverified profiles and fake accounts. | Applications reviewed by people, and verified profiles. |
| It all stays in the chat. | Circles with a wall, and real ticketed events. |
| Built for singles only. | Couples and singles: two accounts link up through a private link and share a compass that compares curiosity, seduction, intensity and care, with prompts for talking through the differences. |
It’s the first thing you do inside, and the thing you’ll use most.

Every profile arrives with an affinity percentage worked out from what you’re both looking for and into. You can sort them by distance, search them by text, or lose yourself in the Explore view, which groups people by vibe.
A match isn’t a trophy, it’s a door: until you both walk through it there’s no conversation. That’s what keeps the inbox clean.

Voice notes, video messages and reactions on any message. Calls and video calls built in, with their history inside the thread itself. And from there you share your location, invite someone to an event, or propose a plan or a group.
A circle is a group with its own wall. It’s where the community’s life happens when you’re not talking to someone in particular.
Text, several photos, video or a poll — and you can embed an event so people book straight from the wall. Below it, comments (with a photo if you need one), reactions and @ mentions.
You just walk into the open ones. In invite-only circles you request access or someone invites you by link. Private circles don’t show up at all unless you’re a member. Some circles charge a fee, one-off or by subscription.
Every circle has a founder and moderators, who approve requests, pin posts and enforce the rules.
There’s play, too: one-on-one challenges with entries, voting, a write-up and a rematch; contests where you submit your piece and the circle votes on it; and a trophy case that keeps your wins.

The calendar is part of the product, not an extra: parties, workshops and ceremonies with a date, a counted capacity and a named ticket. Today, in Medellín and Barcelona.
You see how many spots are left and which of your connections are going. If it’s full you join the waiting list and we tell you if a spot frees up. And not everything is in person: there are online and hybrid events, with their own monthly calendar.
It lives in the app. They scan it at the door and that’s it. You can bring a +1 when the event allows it.
In-person events are held at a private location: the exact address appears a few hours before, and only to people holding a ticket.
We remind you about the event before it comes around, and if you cancel in time you get your money back.
We keep opening cities. In the meantime, circles and connections work from day one, wherever you are.

Built in, at no cost
These four things come switched on, without paying anything and without touching a setting.
Your photos are published with your face blurred. You decide who gets to see it: anyone you match with, or photo by photo. If you’d rather show it from the start, you can do that too.
Beyond your profile photos you get a private album. It only opens for the people you authorise, and only if you’ve matched. You can close it whenever you like.
You can send disappearing messages, photos and voice notes: they’re destroyed once opened. And if someone takes a screenshot in the chat, we tell you.
The app uses your location to tell you who’s nearby, but it shows an approximate distance. And if you’d rather it wasn’t visible, you hide it.
Four steps. None of them has a catch.
You download the app and fill in a guided application: who you are, what you’re looking for, a few photos. It takes minutes, you can skip parts and come back later.
Someone on the team reviews every application. Once it’s approved you get a notification and your profile is live inside. That filter is what makes everyone inside a peer.
You discover people you match with, join the circles that interest you, and talk over chat, voice notes, calls and video calls. You decide how much you show, and when.
Applying costs nothing. The free account already gives you the essentials of the club, and the tiers only add on top.
No card and no trial period that runs out.
Three tiers, managed from the app under each store’s rules.
The way in
$9.99/mo
The balance
$19.99/mo
Everything in Pulse, plus:
The club within the club
$39.99/mo
Everything in Select, plus:
A Rose gets one particular person’s attention; a Boost makes more people see you for an hour.
Paid yearly it costs ten months: two months free. You subscribe from the app, in your store’s currency, and you can cancel whenever you like.
And if anything’s still unclear, write to us: people answer. [email protected]
It has matches, yes, but it’s more than that: there are circles with their own wall and a calendar of real ticketed events. Plenty of people come in for the matches and stay for the circles.
A person reviews it, not an algorithm, so it depends on the volume. We notify you as soon as there’s an answer, and you can check the status inside the app.
There are three answers, not two: yes, not yet — the waiting list, from which you can still be approved later — and no. We tell you either way. And a no doesn’t close the door: you can apply again whenever you like, and applying still costs nothing.
Right now Medellín and Barcelona, and we keep opening up. The app is useful from day one anywhere: circles and connections don’t depend on there being a calendar in your city.
Only verified members of the community. Nothing is public, nothing shows up in search engines and nothing is shared outside the app.
Both, from the app itself and without writing to anyone. Pausing hides your profile and you come back whenever you like. Deleting schedules the removal of your data with thirty days’ grace in case you change your mind; after that they’re erased and your email is freed up.
You block them in one tap and contact is cut off in both directions. And you can report: reports are reviewed by people and have real consequences.
Download Klambre and apply to join. It’s free and takes a few minutes.