
Terasu
SaaSFor teams running client projects
Every client project, in one Room.
- Files, notes, calls, and messages gather per project
- Answers what was decided, with sources
- Anything the client sees waits for your approval
Products
From client projects and meetings to websites and marketing. These are the 5 products koromo builds and runs itself. Find the one that fits the work you want to hand off.
Will it work for you?
Products are grouped by the work they take on. Each card says what gets easier and how to start.
Keep every client project's materials, and everything said in meetings, at hand.

For teams running client projects
Every client project, in one Room.

For people in lots of meetings and calls
Every conversation you heard, at hand.
Build sites, landing pages and articles that bring people to you.

For shops that need a website
Answer about three minutes of questions and AI builds your business's site.

For businesses that want customers from search
SEO articles, written by AI. You just approve them.

For businesses that need landing pages and forms
Landing pages and forms, together. Live the same day.
Screens are from each product.
Try before you decide
Each product starts differently. Some are free to use, some offer a free preview, some are invite-only.
Recall is a Mac app you can use for free.
RecallAnswer about three minutes of questions and Shitami sends a preview at a real URL. Publishing from ¥1,980/month.
ShitamiNobori is invite-only. Request an invite from its site.
NoboriThe other products explain how to start on their own sites.
How this relates to our client work
These products are built with the same process we use for client work. Before you hire us, you can see what koromo builds.
We develop and run them ourselves with the process we use for client work. See how we work
We planned and built the sites for Terasu, Shitami, Recall, Tsumugi and Nobori ourselves.
“This product, but different here” or “it has to fit how we work today”: tell us. We look at your current work and decide with you whether a product is enough or something should be built.