About us
Taking part should leave a trace.
Think about the last time you gave to something you believed in. You probably got an email receipt. You almost certainly deleted it.
The same thing happens everywhere. Event wristbands go in the bin on the way home. Loyalty points sit in an app nobody opens until they quietly expire. Certificates end up in a folder you will never look at again. The moment mattered — and then nothing was left to show for it.
We think that is backwards. Every donation, purchase, event and achievement deserves to be remembered — not forgotten.
What we built
Something to keep, and something to proof.
A collectible that is also a receipt, and a receipt that is also proof.
A collection worth having
Original artwork, commissioned per campaign, with rarities and limited editions that make finishing a set mean something.
A serial anyone can check
Every physical sticker carries a tamper-proof number. No account needed to verify it — the lookup is public, and always will be.
What we will not compromise on.
No crypto, no jargon
There is no blockchain here, no wallet to set up and no token to buy. A klek is a record we keep and a sticker you hold. That is the whole idea.
Verification stays public and free
Anyone can check any serial without an account. Proof that only works for paying customers is not proof.
Free to start, always
Every campaign can offer a free klek. Nobody should have to pay to take part in something good.
Honest numbers
We only publish impact figures the platform can actually evidence from campaign data.
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Partners
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Active Campaigns
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Stickers Tracked
Where we're going next.
Campaigns, digital and physical collecting, QR check-in, points and rewards, public serial verification, and the partner admin portal.
In-app payments — FPX, cards and e-wallets — so paid campaigns can be completed end to end without leaving the app.
Public campaign pages, shareable impact cards, and deeper partner analytics.
Want to talk to us?
Whether you want to run a campaign, collaborate on artwork, or just ask a question.