A bilingual social network for Canada
Canada is a bilingual country. Clike is a bilingual social network, designed from the start for both French and English.
Bilingualism, a Canadian reality
In Canada, bilingualism isn't an option: it's a reality. Millions of Canadians speak French, millions speak English, and many speak both. A Canadian social network needs to reflect that reality.
French and English, on equal footing
Clike isn't an English platform with a French translation. It's a network designed in French and English from the start. The interface, the content, the communities: everything is built for both languages, with neither taking priority.
A bridge between linguistic communities
Clike lets francophone and anglophone communities coexist, cross paths and discover each other. A group in Montreal can be in French, a group in Calgary in English, and both exist side by side on the same network.
Understanding beyond your language
Bilingualism isn't just about having the interface in two languages. It's also about being able to understand posts that aren't in your own. Clike offers a post translation feature: if a neighbor posts in English and you read in French, you can translate their post with one tap, without leaving the app.
That doesn't mean everything is automatically bilingual — posts stay in their author's language. But the language barrier no longer stops you from following what's happening elsewhere in the country, or from joining a conversation that speaks to you even if it's not in your language.
Designed in French and English
Clike was born in Quebec, in French. But from day one, English was there. It's not a translation added after the fact: it's a design choice. The network is built for Canada, and Canada is both languages.
Clike is a Canadian social network where bilingualism is a choice, not an afterthought. Why not read Why Clike?