Klaxoon A Wrike Company

What It Does

Klaxoon is a visual collaboration suite — whiteboards, interactive workshops, surveys, and ideation boards — used to run meetings and align teams. It is not legal-specific software; its customers span corporations, universities, NGOs, and public bodies across many sectors. A legal team could use it for general workshopping or matter planning, but nothing about the product is tailored to legal workflows.

Founded in Rennes, France in 2015 by Matthieu Beucher, Klaxoon was acquired by work-management vendor Wrike in December 2024. In April 2025 Wrike embedded Klaxoon’s whiteboarding into its own platform, letting users move boards and Wrike tasks between the two.

What We Found

Tech.eu reported Klaxoon turnover topped €20 million in 2023. The company says millions of people in over 120 countries use it. It has raised over $55 million in funding prior to the Wrike acquisition.

Company Info

• Sector: Visual collaboration (general-purpose, not legal-specific)
• Founded: 2015
• HQ: Rennes, France
• Parent: Wrike (acquired December 2024)
• LinkedIn: ~53,500 followers (2026-06)

What We Haven’t Verified

This page was assembled from publicly available information. Klaxoon is a horizontal collaboration tool with no legal-specific positioning — its relevance to legal practitioners is general, not specialised.