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Dev tools · April 1, 2019

Klaro!

Simple & user-friendly open-source consent management tool.

Klaro! launched on April 1, 2019 with 2 votes. The site was still online in September 2026, 7 years on.

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What it does

Klaro is a simple, user-friendly and open-source consent management tool for websites. It allows website owners to ask users for their consent before loading third-party scripts like trackers. This makes it easy to ensure compliance with ePrivacy and GDPR.

Klaro is a powerful tool that protects the privacy and data of your visitors and helps you run a GDPR compliant website. Run a scan of your website to learn more: Klaro is simple, unobtrusive and optimized for both mobile devices and desktop browsers. Klaro disturbs your users as little as possible and helps you to process personal data in a completely transparent and legally compliant manner. The Klaro front-end code is licensed under the liberal BSD-3 license, which means you can use it freely for commercial and non-commercial purposes. This allows you to freely customize every aspect of Klaro. Klaro can manage any third-party services and tracking scripts. New services can be added with…from klaro.org

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