Five students laughing around a game table at a student union in the evening, with one empty chair in the foreground (AI-generated example photograph).

Find your
people.

Make the plan.

Klados suggests small groups, called Pods, around what you’re into. Join one or start your own, then plan something together.

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Board Game Night · 5 of 6 voted · Example

You

Game night · Make a Plan5 of 6 voted

Example

Game night5 of 6 voted

01People

A table with room for you.

A Pod is a small group of students at your college who are into the same thing. This one plays board games at the student union.

A Pod around board games: six seats, two still open.

Example scene. The figures are illustrative.

02The app

Your interests. Your kind of people.

Pick at least five things you’re into. Klados suggests Pods that match them and the times you’re free, and you choose which one to join. This example is a Pod of 6 with four members so far.

DiscoverBoard Game Night: a Pod of 6, two spaces left.
Choose to joinYou join as the fifth member. One space left.
The last seatSam joins too. Six members: the Pod is full.

Example from the Klados app design.Example app screen

Discover

Board Game Night

Student union · Pod of 6

Board games, all levels. Game nights at the student union.

Board GamesAll levelsEvenings

4/65/66/6

2 spaces left1 space left0 spaces left

Join podJoining…Open pod

03A plan forms

From “we should” to a real plan.

Once you’re in, anyone can suggest a plan with a few times. Members vote, and when most of the Pod picks the same time, it’s confirmed for everyone.

Propose timesYou suggest two evenings in the Pod’s chat.
VoteMembers pick the time that works. Yours is the fifth vote.
ConfirmedSam’s vote makes it four of six for Saturday at 7, so that time is confirmed.

Example from the Klados app design.Example app screen

Board Game Night

Online6 people

Maya

Anyone up for a game night at the union this weekend?

Ana

Yes! Any evening after 6 works for me

I’m in. I’ll suggest two times

You

Game night · Make a PlanConfirmed

Sat 7:00 PM4

Fri 6:00 PM2

✓ Time confirmed by the pod

04Into life

Saturday, 7 p.m. Student union.

Four picked this time. A confirmed time is a plan; who comes is up to each person.

Get early access How starting a Pod will work

Different interests. The same idea.

Six people, or twelve, around one thing you all like. A Pod can be a game that runs late, coffee between classes, or someone to study with.

Game NightBoard Games
Coffee & Catch-upCoffee
Study SessionStudying

Example Pods. The images are illustrative and come from the Klados app design.

Got an idea? Start your own.

Pick an interest and a size, and Klados makes the image. Your Pod appears in Discover, where people at your college can find it and choose to join.

6 or 12 people. Small enough that everyone talks.
A clear focus. Every Pod sits under one category and one interest.
No uploads. The Pod image is generated by Klados.

PlannedPod creation is planned for launch. It isn’t in today’s pilot app yet.

For college students, first.

Klados is starting with students at approved US colleges. You sign up with your college email address and discover Pods within your own college.

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Later, India Planned

A version open to everyone in India is planned, with Pods suggested by interest and PIN code. It isn’t available yet, and the details may change.

Work at a college?

See what Klados could look like on your campus, and ask for a demonstration.

Klados for campuses

A few things you might wonder.

Some details are still being decided before launch. Where that’s the case, we say so.

What is a Pod?

A small group built around one shared interest: weekend runs, board-game nights, coffee and study sessions, playing music, sketching. At launch, Pods hold 6 or 12 people, so everyone can actually talk.

How do I find a Pod?

You pick at least five things you’re into and when you’re usually free. Klados suggests Pods that match, and you choose which ones to join.

Can I start my own Pod?

That’s planned for launch. You’ll choose a category, an interest and a size (6 or 12), and your Pod appears in Discover for others to join.

How does a plan come together?

Someone in the Pod suggests a plan with a few times. Members vote, and when most of the Pod picks the same time, it’s confirmed. A plan is an agreement to meet, not a guarantee that everyone shows up.

Who can join right now?

Klados is starting with US college students who sign up with an approved college email address. A version open to everyone in India is planned but not available yet.

Is Klados free?

A free plan is planned, alongside paid Plus and Pro plans for people who want to be in more Pods. Prices and limits haven’t been finalised.

What does AI do in Klados?

It helps suggest Pods that fit your interests and schedule, and it can offer an idea when a Pod’s chat goes quiet. You decide what to join and what to plan.

How do you handle safety?

In the pilot app, everyone agrees to the community guidelines before joining a Pod. You can report or block a member, or leave a Pod, and after a plan you can tell us privately if anything wasn’t okay. Reports go to the Klados team for review. None of this guarantees safety, so meet in public places, especially the first time.

There’s a seat open. Let’s make a plan.

Starting with students at approved US colleges.

Work at a college? See Klados for campuses

Find your people.

A table with room for you.

Your interests. Your kind of people.

Board Game Night

From “we should” to a real plan.

Saturday, 7 p.m. Student union.

Different interests. The same idea.

Got an idea? Start your own.

For college students, first.

Later, India Planned

Work at a college?

A few things you might wonder.

There’s a seat open. Let’s make a plan.

Find your
people.