Clike, Canada's social network
Canada doesn't lack communities. What it sometimes lacks is an online space that feels like home. Clike is a Canadian social network — bilingual, born in Quebec, rooted here but open to Canada and the world.
What is a Canadian social network?
A Canadian social network is a platform that understands the country's context: its geography, its two official languages, its regions and local particularities. Clike was built in Canada, for Canada. We talk about neighborhoods in Montreal, parks in Vancouver, festivals in Calgary, coastlines in Halifax — all in the same app.
Born in Quebec, built for Canada
Clike was born in Quebec, in French. But Canada is also English, First Nations, newcomers, francophone communities outside Quebec and anglophones in Quebec. Clike is bilingual from the start — not through automatic translation, but by design.
To learn more, read our page on the bilingual social network in Canada.
From local to global, you choose your feed
Clike emphasizes local communities and the reality of here, without trapping you in a single scale. You can follow your neighborhood, Canada, or the world, depending on your interests. The local feed is the starting point, not a boundary.
Three scales, one app
You can see what's happening near you, widen to Canada to follow news from another province, or open up to the world to discover international content. You decide the scope of your feed, and you can change it anytime.
Local stays at the heart of Clike: that's where connections are most concrete, most useful. But nothing stops you from following a creator in Toronto, an event in Halifax, or a global conversation. Local roots and global openness don't oppose each other — they complement each other.
Local communities, coast to coast
On Clike, you can follow your friends, your community and local businesses. You can create a group for your neighborhood, organize a local event, or simply share a moment from your day. Local isn't a feature: it's the starting point — from which you reach Canada and the world.
Discover how Clike works as a local social network, or why Clike exists on the Why Clike page.
An alternative built here
Most major social networks are designed elsewhere, for a global audience, and the feed ends up full of content disconnected from your daily life. Clike takes the opposite approach without isolating itself: we start local, embrace Canada, stay open to the world. It's also a social media alternative, built here rather than imported from elsewhere.
Born in Quebec. Built for Canada. Open to the world.