We are the operators and researchers behind KLARO, and we build it for growing Philippine businesses that still run on logbooks, delivery receipts, and group chats. Our work is to help owners see their numbers in seconds from the paper records their teams already keep, with no new system to adopt, no encoding, and no overhaul.
Leads KLARO’s product and technology so that owners can see their numbers in seconds from the paper records their teams already keep.
Zachary sets the direction for KLARO’s product and technology, bringing a background in software engineering and applied AI research to one practical goal, which is turning a handwritten receipt into a number an owner can trust and trace back to the page it came from.
Drives KLARO’s growth, partnerships, and day-to-day execution, bringing venture, startup, and community-building experience to the businesses we serve.
Beatrice leads growth, partnerships, and operations at KLARO, working with business owners, institutions, and private organizations so that more growing Philippine businesses can get a clear view of their numbers without overhauling how they work.
Product decisions come from time spent with teams in outlets, offices, kitchens, and warehouses, watching how sales, stock, and collections actually get written down in the middle of a busy day, which is why KLARO adapts to your paperwork instead of asking your team to change it.
Most growing Philippine businesses already record what matters in logbooks, delivery receipts, and invoices, yet when an owner wants to know today’s sales, stock, or cash position, the answer still depends on texting staff, waiting for the bookkeeper, or flipping through pages. By the time the picture is clear, stockouts and unpaid accounts may have already cost the business money it had earned.
The usual fix is a new system, which tends to mean consultants, retraining, and data entry that a busy team has no time for. KLARO takes the opposite route by letting your team keep writing the way it always has, so that you only need to snap the record and approve it, and every number stays linked to the document it came from.
One approved record updates sales, inventory, and receivables at once, which shows you who owes you, what’s running low, and what you actually earned without waiting for month-end. It gives you what companies pay for digital transformation to get, without the transformation.
KLARO began with agricultural cooperatives and terminals, and although our product now serves growing Philippine businesses in distribution, food service, retail, trading, and services, we continue this work as a CSR and sustainability commitment that keeps us close to the people who run on paper every day.
One of the region’s largest agricultural terminal hubs, partnering on digitalization and operating efficiency as part of our CSR commitment.
A Metro Manila farmer cooperative focused on accessible technology, productivity gains, and stronger supply chain coordination.
A Quezon City livelihood program exploring digital tools that improve community support and program delivery.
A farmer-chef initiative helping growers build stronger supply chains, cooperative training, and long-term agribusiness capacity.
A community initiative building digital connections between farmers, produce buyers, and local operations.
An ATI-certified farm and learning hub focused on sustainable agriculture, farmer education, and diversified farming systems.
Our academic partners support the research and venture development behind KLARO, which helps us keep building for the way growing Philippine businesses actually work.
A multidisciplinary center connecting academia and industry through applied research, data-driven solutions, and venture development.
Advancing social transformation and nation-building through research, training, advocacy, and incubation.
Together with our partners, we want every growing Philippine business to see what was sold, who owes them, and what’s running low from the paper records it already keeps, so that owners can make the call today instead of finding out at month-end.