Cloze vs Memotoo

Cloze is a relationship-focused CRM that organizes email, meetings, calls, files, notes, messages, and contact activity in one place. It supports Gmail, Google Workspace, Microsoft 365 Outlook, iCloud, Microsoft Exchange, Outlook.com, Yahoo!, AOL, and IMAP-enabled email. Email tools include open tracking, reply reminders, reusable templates, mail merge, and scheduled sending. Connections include Google and Microsoft services, Dropbox, Slack, RingCentral, Zapier, Salesforce, Dynamics, HubSpot, and Mailchimp. Cloze offers iPhone, iPad, and Android apps, a Chrome add-on, and an API; public integrations require OAuth 2.0. Its free plan includes contact management and an email inbox. Cloze Pro costs $17 a month billed annually, or $19.99 month-to-month. Business Silver starts at $21 per user per month billed annually. Pro and Business trials last 14 days and do not require credit card details. Cloze says sensitive information such as email, messages, and passwords is encrypted so its employees cannot see user information. Business Platinum adds customizable roles, enforced two-step authentication, export controls, and enterprise single sign-on support.

Memotoo stores and syncs contacts, calendars, tasks, notes, bookmarks, files, SMS, and email accounts across phones, tablets, and computers. Its platform list includes Android, iOS, macOS, web, Windows, and an API; listed device support also includes BlackBerry, Windows Phone, older Nokia, and Sony Ericsson phones. Named compatible services include Gmail, Microsoft Outlook, iCloud, Yahoo!, Mozilla Thunderbird, Google, AOL, and Viadeo. Users can share selected data with friends or clients, grant read-only access to chosen parts, or let a delegate update a calendar. Memotoo describes one-click ZIP export for stored data and a way to request data recovery. Listed sync protocols include SyncML, CardDAV, CalDAV, ActiveSync, and Exchange, with SOAP APIs among its developer interfaces. The Free plan costs nothing and caps bookmarks at 100 and contacts, calendar events, tasks, notes, and SMS at 50 each; it includes three email accounts and ads. The maker is based in Meylan, France, and was founded in 2001.