Est. 2026

Quiet tools for noisy work.

Klem HQ ships calm, opinionated software for teams on collaboration platforms. No dashboards that beg for attention. No engagement loops. Just tools that take a small problem off your plate.

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Three product families in design. PageKeeper is the first.

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The way we build

Calm software, written like a long letter

Each Klem HQ product is the result of a single coherent intent — design, engineering, and product as one decision. The result reads like considered prose, not a feature list.

Calm

Solve one specific thing

Each product takes one chore — stale Confluence pages, broken issue links, duplicate spaces — and finishes it cleanly. We do not build platforms.

Craft

Run on the surfaces you already trust

Forge for Atlassian Cloud. Native modules, native auth, native data residency. Nothing leaves your tenant, ever.

Customer

Charge fairly, then leave you alone

Per-seat pricing, generous free tier, no usage games. The product earns its keep on the first cleanup; after that it stays out of the way.

Boring

Treat data like someone else’s property

SOC 2 inherited from Atlassian. No telemetry to a third party. We see aggregate counts, never page contents. Auditable from day one.

What ships today

One product, built on Forge

PageKeeper is the first Klem HQ product. Built on Atlassian Forge, focused on a single Confluence chore that every long-running wiki eventually grows.

Built on Atlassian Forge
PageKeeper

Stop letting your Confluence turn into a page graveyard. PageKeeper finds stale pages, reminds the right owners, and archives what no longer earns its place.

  • Nightly scans across every space, scored per page
  • Owner digests as polite Confluence comments — never email noise
  • Bulk archive with full audit log, restore in one click
  • Runs entirely inside Atlassian Forge — no data leaves your tenant
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PageKeeper scan-complete dashboard inside Confluence
What’s next

Three families, one quiet voice

Only the Keeper line ships today. The other two families exist as design directions — we would rather build the right next thing than the next thing.

Keeper 系 · Lifecycle

After two years, most teams have more outdated content than current content.

Keeper products find that content, ask its owner what to do, and quietly archive the rest. PageKeeper is the first; the family extends from there.

Quiet 系 · Communication

Most team communication is shouting.

Quiet products replace blast emails and ping storms with structured, scheduled, opt-in digests — readers come to them, not the other way around.

Sweep 系 · Trust & Hygiene

Small inconsistencies erode trust in a documentation system.

Sweep products find them quietly — broken links, ghost mentions, stale cross-references — and let humans fix them without ceremony.

In design, not shipping. Each family graduates to a product only when the previous one earns its keep.

How we build

Klem HQ ships software the way a watchmaker ships watches: one product at a time, finished before it leaves the bench. Each tool solves a single specific chore inside a collaboration platform, then stays out of the way.

The plan is to ship one product carefully, listen to the people who pay for it, and widen the family only when the first product earns its keep. No fundraising. No roadmap inflation. No pivot to the latest hype when customers are asking for owner reminders.

Have a small problem worth solving?

If your team has a chore that quietly drains an hour every week and no vendor has bothered to fix it, the studio would like to hear about it.

Write to hello@klemhq.com