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ClikCube™ ONE · Coming soon

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favorite Clik.

Made by Ben Brown. Designed, printed and assembled by hand in Big Bear Lake, California.

A real key on every side. Press one instead of unlocking your phone.

3D model · drag to spin · tap a key
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Interactive concept preview. Product features and connections are in development.

THE SIX FACES

Turn it over. Everything changes.

One colour per side, and the same meaning every time. Press a face to see what it does.

Home

Orange, on the dock

Come home and press once.

The face it sits on when it is charging. Press to bring the house up or put it to bed.

The other five keys

  1. Lights on or off
  2. Evening scene
  3. Warmer
  4. Cooler
  5. See the front door

Add a face

Six is where everyone starts. Make a seventh and an eighth of your own, and swap them in whenever you like.

  • Agents Hand a job to whatever assistant you run, and press once to say yes to the next step.
  • Mac Mute the room, move a slide, lock the screen, all without touching the keyboard.
  • Make your own Name it, pick a colour, choose what the five keys do. It is yours.

Hold to talk

Hold any key and say it out loud. Ask lives here, on every face. Let go and the answer comes back.

WHAT IT IS

Six keys. One pocket cube.

A little cube with a real key on every side. Every key presses all the way down and makes a sound you will want to make again.

Set it down on a table and the side it lands on decides what the other five keys do. Put it down one way and it runs the television. Turn it over and it runs the music. There is no menu and nothing to unlock.

Press it

Once, twice, or hold it. Press two at the same time. Six keys give you more combinations than you will ever need.

Set it down

The face it rests on is the face in charge. The cube knows which one that is.

Put the phone away

Everything here is something you currently unlock a phone to do.

THE ORIGINAL

Golden hour. In your hand.

The Original is a Southern California evening, the half hour when everything goes warm.

The frame is tan, like the sand at the bottom of the mountain. The key on top is white, like the first snow on the peaks above Big Bear Lake, so the logo reads clean. Around the sides it is red, yellow, green and blue, and the key it sits on when it is charging is orange.

Six colours, six faces, one meaning each. Learn them once and you never think about them again. If none of that is you, every one of them is a colour you can change.

WHAT IT REACHES

Your house. Your screens. Your people.

It talks to the things you already own. You pair it once and then you forget that part ever happened.

The room you are in

Lights, warmth, the front door, the garage. Come home, press once, the house wakes up. Press it again on the way to bed.

Whatever is on the screen

Play, pause, louder, quieter, off. One remote, and it does not disappear into the cushions, because it is the thing already in your hand.

The music, wherever you are standing

Start it, skip it, move it to the kitchen. Ask for something and it comes out of the speaker nearest you.

Ask out loud

Hold any key and say it. Let go and the answer comes back. Ask lives on every face, so you never have to find it first.

WHO IT IS FOR

Same cube. Very different days.

Nobody sets theirs up the same way, which is the point.

The kid

Four buttons and a tilt. It is a controller, a fidget, and the thing that turns the hall light off from bed.

The one with the deadline

Press the white key and the room goes quiet for thirty minutes. Press it again when you surface.

The one who sells

The keys glow when something sells. Press to see the order without opening anything.

The one who builds

Every key does what you tell it to, and you can share what you made with everybody else.

HOW IT IS MADE

From our printers to your hand.

Every ClikCube is printed and put together by hand in Big Bear Lake, California, by Ben Brown.

Not a factory. A room with printers in it, at six thousand feet, where every cube gets looked at before it goes in a box. Orders are confirmed within a day, and the first ones go out on November 25, 2026.

Meet Clik

Clik is the guide on this site. Ask it which colours to pick, how to set up a face, or where your order is. It knows what it knows and says so when it does not.

THE FIRST RUN

Be one of the first hundred.

We are finishing the body and the insides now. Here is what we plan to offer and when it arrives.

ONE Lit, the Original

Tan frame, six colours, the clicky feel, lights under every key. $129 on Kickstarter, $199 after.

ONE, your colours

Your frame, your six colours, the feel you picked and the glow you picked. We build it for you.

Founders 100

The first hundred get their name inside the cube and a say in what comes next.

When

Backing opens on Kickstarter. The first cubes ship November 25, 2026. If anything moves, you hear it from us first and you hear why.

WHAT IS INSIDE

Small, quiet, and awake.

You never have to think about any of this. It is here because somebody always asks.

  • A real mechanical key on every side, the kind that clicks, and you can choose a quieter one
  • A light under each key, so the cube can tell you something without a screen
  • It knows which way up it is, and it feels a shake, a tilt and a tap
  • It hears you when you hold a key, and only then
  • It runs for about a week and charges by sitting on its dock
  • Fifty five millimetres across, which is a little smaller than a tennis ball
A first look

Try it before
it exists.

The cube above is the real ClikCube ONE, 55 mm across with 36 mm keys. Here is what we are building around it.

Playable now

The web simulator

A working ClikCube in your browser. Press the keys, roll it, set it down on a face, dock it, watch the lights.

  • The face it rests on picks the mode, and the other five keys become that mode's controls
  • Simon, dice, reaction, hot potato and a flip timer
  • Every event it fires is the same event the real cube's firmware will send
Open the simulator
In design

The charging dock

The cube only ever charges on its dock. Set it down and it lands, mates and starts charging, with nothing to plug in by hand.

  • A fixed USB C plug in the dock, and a slot in the bottom key that sits over the port
  • A raised platform presses that key the last of its travel, so the plug meets it square
  • Two 6 x 3 mm magnets in the cube's base plate and two in the dock, never one inside a moving key
See it dock

Both are previews of work in progress. The simulator runs entirely in your browser and sends nothing anywhere. Prototypes are printed and in testing. No part is for sale yet.

Built on Google Cloud, Firebase and Gemini. Works with ChatGPT, Claude, Grok and Meta AI. Made by Ben Brown with Lodgepole.

ClikCube is not affiliated with or endorsed by these companies. Names are trademarks of their owners.

Built on Google Cloud, Firebase and Gemini. Works with ChatGPT, Claude, Grok and Meta AI. Made by Ben Brown with Lodgepole.

ClikCube is not affiliated with or endorsed by these companies. Names are trademarks of their owners.