Know your crowd.
Grow your revenue.
Your team counts with CLICR. Counters that communicate — live occupancy, an in‑sync team, a live crowd dashboard, and secure data on your crowd flow you can line up with sales.







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Retire your analog tally counter.
Make it earn its keep. It’s 2026.
The clic stays the same. What crowd is in the room, when they arrived, and where your next promotion comes from
— that’s the upgrade.
Staff clic like always.
Nothing new at the door.
Venue, areas, invites.
On every paid plan.
- One number, in one hand
- Paper totals at shift change
- “How busy are we?” over the radio
- The night is gone by morning
- Every clic, live on every device
- Totals that survive the handoff
- The whole team sees the door
- Every night becomes an asset you own
You have numbers for everything except the room.
Four questions every operator asks on a Monday. The answers live half in your sales and half at your door, and the two have never been in the same place.
What was our busiest night?
How did the weekend actually go?
Did the band pull a crowd?
Did happy hour work, and what do I run Saturday?
Count it. Know it. Grow it.
Up and running in under 6 minutes. Useful by the end of your first weekend.
Count
Staff clic guests in and out on the phones they already carry. Every count syncs live to the whole team, on every device.
Know
The door builds the shape of the night: when they arrived, which areas filled, who they were, and how tonight stacks up against last Friday.
Grow
Read the crowd you have, spot the crowd you want, and build the promotion that brings them in. Then count whether it worked.
From the door, to the read, to the promotion.
This is the loop. Your door produces the data, the data produces the read, the read produces the play — and the next night measures whether the play worked.
Every one of these is a clic your team already makes. Nothing new at the door.
Your 25–29 ticketed guests are through the door before midnight. Seven in ten of your walk-ups arrive after 11:30, filling the room at the hour your table buyers are still coming in.
Push presales to the 25–29 band on the channels they came from, tighten walk-up after 11:30, and hold two extra tables for the early arrivals. Aim at the crowd that arrives early, not the one that turns up at close.
Run it next Friday and compare the same four numbers. If presale share climbs and the room holds longer, the promotion worked — and now you have a format you can repeat.
Everything the door can tell you.
Built for venues that make their money in a room, on a night, with a crowd.
Counters that Communicate
Crowd Insight
Live Unified View
Multi Venue / Multi Area
Reporting & Exports
ID Scanning
Your POS tells you what sold. CLICR tells you who was in the room when it did.
Your crowd. Your data. Your call.
You put the people in the room. That record is yours — we hold it to run CLICR, we never sell it with your name on it, and you decide what anyone outside your account ever sees.
It's yours. We just hold it.
Counts, reports, and the age and gender your scans derive belong to the venue that collected them. We hold it to run CLICR. We don't own it.
Nobody can buy your numbers
Your night is never sold with your venue's name on it. Area-wide totals are blended across many venues, and nothing about your door goes public unless you switch it on.
It leaves when you do
CSV and PDF exports on Insights and Verify, no fee. Switch plans and all of it comes with you.
It's worth more every night
One night is a number. A season of them is what you take to a brand partner. The asset is the history, and it's yours.
You built the crowd. You keep the record.
Any room with a door and a crowd.
Same data, four very different reasons to want it.
Venues & Nightlife
RevenueEvents & Activations
AttributionHospitality Groups
Portfolio insightPop-ups & Residencies
Proof of trafficMeet the Team
Building the future of crowd intelligence.

Harrison Wilkins
Founder & CEOHarrison has spent the last 10 years in hospitality operations and brings a Service Design background to product execution. He focuses on turning messy, manual venue workflows into simple tools operators actually want to use, without slowing down the night.

Lucas Martinez
Founder & COOLucas comes from fast-moving startup environments, leading coordination, user outreach, and networking, especially in AI-focused teams. With a degree in Service Design, he helps CLICR stay close to users and iterate quickly based on real operator feedback.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does CLICR actually tell me that my POS doesn’t?
How do you know the age and gender of my crowd?
What devices does CLICR run on?
Can staff be restricted from seeing the numbers?
Does it support multiple venues or areas?
Can we export the data?
How fast is setup?
Is my data mine?
Who else can see my crowd data?
Get in Touch
Interested in using CLICR at your venue? Let's talk about how we can help.
Or email us directly at
hello@clicrapp.comRun smoother nights.
Then run more profitable ones.
Start free with counters that communicate, then step up to live crowd data, reporting and ID scanning. Plans open soon — join the waitlist and your first 30 days are free.