We built the app we
wished existed.

Every time we came back from a trip — a weekend away, a concert, a night that became a story — the photos ended up in the same place: a group chat that nobody scrolled back through. Or five different camera rolls that never got combined. Or a shared album that felt clinical, not alive.

We wanted something that felt like the scrapbooks people used to actually make. The kind of thing you leave on a coffee table. The kind of thing you pick up years later and actually feel something.

So we built Clyc. A collaborative memory book app that takes everyone's photos from a shared experience and turns them into a beautifully designed book — automatically. No design skills. No organizing. No chasing your friends for their camera roll. Just show up, take shots, and let the AI do the rest.

If you want it physical — order it. A real book, printed, shipped to your door. Something that actually lasts.

We're Brayden and Oliver. We're building Clyc because we think memories deserve better than a notification you swipe away.