Clico
AI creative studio for research, images, video & building
702 followers
AI creative studio for research, images, video & building
702 followers
Clico is an AI creative studio for research, creation, and everyday knowledge work. Research the web, generate and edit images and videos, build and publish websites and browser games, and turn ideas into finished work in one conversational workspace.
Clico also works across Chrome and Mac, where it can understand the page, screen, files, and context you’re working with, help you write and summarize, use the browser, and continue the same work without constant copy-pasting between tools.
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This looks really clean. I like the idea of it living directly in the browser instead of constantly copying things back and forth. That friction adds up more than people realise.
How do you handle context across different tabs or sites? That feels like the bit that makes or breaks tools like this.
@becky_gaskell Hey Becky, thanks for the comment! Currently Clico can use multiple tabs as context with a simple at when using clico it feature. The feedbacks that we are getting is kinda good. Try it out and let me know what you think:)
Thank you all so much for the incredible support here on PH! Clico is a product built with heart.
We realized that our interactions with AI were always so fragmented—constantly switching between tabs just to feed context into an AI tool. It was the number one frustration my team kept bringing up, so we decided to build Clico internally to solve it for ourselves.
The moment our colleagues started using it, the feedback was instant: "Oh my god, this is exactly the productivity tool I’ve been waiting for." Seeing their reaction and those thumbs-up gave us the confidence to open it up to everyone. We truly hope you feel that same sense of ease and excitement in your own workflow.
Without further ado, it’s time to dive in—start using it, and we hope you fall in love with it!
Huge thanks for all the support, everyone! Building Clico has been a labor of love, we really wanted to kill the friction of constant tab-switching. If you hit any bugs or have a feature you’re dying to see, drop a note in our Discord or ping us right here. We’re building this for you, so your feedback is literally our roadmap. Stoked to see how you use it to clear the clutter. let’s clico!
Hey PH! We are so excited to finally bring Clico here!
We built Clico because the best AI in the world still made us leave the page to use it. That felt wrong. So we put it inside the page. Plus there's so much more we want to improve, which is exactly why we're here.
Clico is free while we're in beta, and your feedback is what shapes what it becomes. Feel free to join our discord and come build it with us!
Let's clico!
I've been using a Chrome extension with Claude for a while, but there's always been a friction point between the extension and the actual Claude app. Clico solves that really nicely. Also a big fan of the voice input feature, that alone makes it worth it.
@sophiafyi That's exactly how I switch from claude/gpt desktop app to clico! Like minded
I’ve been thinking for a long time about building something similar, but with a voice mode. So you open a page and just say what you want to do on it, including where to insert the information you got from the page (here a browser extension wouldn’t be enough, but still). There are many use cases: make a summary, extract contacts, find mentions of all geographical objects, etc. We all do something specific on pages. This could really speed people up a lot!
@mykyta_semenov_ Good idea Mykyta! We are also considering making it a desktop app maybe, but we'll see. Like minded!
Supercharging every textbox across the browser is a concept that works well in theory but lives or dies in the UX detail. If the the popup is even slightly slow or it fires when you don't want it to, it becomes the first extension you disable. What's the trigger mechanic - is it always on or opt-in per field?