For event organizers

The best thing about your event is who's in the room.

You spend months getting the right people together, then watch the connections they make evaporate within a week. Clikk makes the networking at your event effortless, memorable, and finally measurable.

Register your interest Founding cohort · Limited places
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The gap

Networking is why they come, and the one thing you can't prove.

Ask attendees why they bought the ticket, and the honest answer is almost always the people. Yet the connection layer of most events is still business cards, badge scans, and hope.

Badges measure attendance, not connection

A scan tells you someone walked past a booth. It says nothing about whether the room actually connected.

Cards die in pockets

Most exchanged contacts are dead within a week. The follow-up rate on business cards is dismal, and everyone knows it.

Sponsors ask; you guess

"What did networking deliver?" has never had a real answer. Renewals ride on anecdotes.

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What Clikk does

Connections that happen in the moment, and survive the month.

We're in stealth, so we're deliberately brief about the how. Here's what your attendees experience:

01Effortless in the moment

Attendees connect in seconds without breaking the conversation. No hardware, no extra badges, and guests need nothing installed.

02Context attached forever

Every connection carries where it happened, when, and with whom, all anchored to your event. The "great to meet you" follow-up practically writes itself.

03Alive after teardown

Follow-ups actually happen. Your event keeps delivering value weeks after the venue empties.

04Networking, measured

Aggregate evidence of what your event created: how many attendees connected, how widely the room mixed, and whether connections were still alive 30 days on. Aggregate only, never individual surveillance.

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The founding cohort

We'll launch where the interest is strongest.

Before public launch we're selecting a limited cohort of founding events. Where Clikk deploys first is decided by exactly one thing: the organizers who raise their hands now.

First access

Your event runs Clikk before the public ever sees it.

White-glove deployment

We handle setup and support your event directly, so you don't lift a finger beyond saying yes.

Founding terms

Pilot pricing for the first cohort. Read: very generous. We want proof and partnership first.

Shape the product

Founding organizers co-design the event features and the post-event Networking Report.

Register interest

Raise your hand.

No commitment: this is an expression of interest. Tell us about your event and we'll work out how we can help.

We reply personally to every submission
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Questions

The short version.

Can we see the product before committing?

Founding-event conversations include a much closer look at how Clikk works. The stealth is for the public internet, not for partners.

What does it cost?

The founding cohort runs on pilot terms. At this stage we want proof and partnership more than revenue. Public pricing comes later; founding events will maintain preferential terms.

What about attendee privacy?

Non-negotiable: no ads, no data sales, and no individual-level reporting to anyone, including you. Organizers see aggregate outcomes only. Attendees own their connections and take them with them.