People
One record per person: their details, relationships, household and a full history of every form, message, payment and visit.
For visionary builders
A CRM, a CMS and a DAM in one place: your people, your website, your photos and files, all on one set of records. Ask for any of it back in plain language. Two-factor sign-in, field-level permissions and daily backups are already on. Then say what you want built out of it, and it gets built. A music school built its own audio editor on a Saturday morning.
A real conversation, usually the same week. No pressure, no spam.
“Set up a registration form for our spring program with a $50 fee, remind every family a week before it starts, and put it on our website.”
Used by impatient organisations
Almost nothing in common but an expectation for more and a refusal to wait.
The big idea
Every organisation accumulates. People and their history, photos and documents, forms that came back, payments that went through, the website itself. Qik is one place to put all of it, on one set of records.
It stays findable, and it stays yours. Ask in plain language and get the list back. Two-factor sign-in, field-level permissions, a full history of every change with rollback, and a backup taken every day.
Then it becomes useful. Describe what you want built out of it and it gets built, on the same records, with the permissions already right.
The smarts
Most of the admin in an organisation isn't hard. It's just relentless. Qik is the platform that does the common sense things before you ask, and takes the initiative in keeping your data clean and correct.
Fuzzy matching spots the second Sam Taylor before you do. A guided merge keeps every message, payment and note from both.
People update their own details from a link you send. Every form they fill updates their record. Nothing gets re-keyed.
Unfinished forms, unpaid balances, upcoming renewals and tomorrow's reminders go out on schedule, politely, until they're done.
Ask in plain language. Who hasn't renewed? How many came last month? Which families are new this term? You get the list, not a spreadsheet to build.
How it works
Tell the assistant what you're needing to do or your big idea, in plain language. It designs and configures your record types, your forms, your workflows, your website. Keep talking and it keeps refining. Nothing to configure and no need for tutorials or training.
Done. I've added mentor and mentee records, a session log, and a workflow that pairs them up. Want an intake form on your site?
The form is live and a monthly nudge is set. I'll watch for pairs with no session logged and follow up for you.
Plain-language answers from your live data: people, money, events, attendance. No report builder, no export.
It builds lists, drafts campaigns, schedules people and chases forms, with your approval at every step.
Already use Claude or another assistant? Connect it, and it can work inside your Qik too.
Our team takes the time to understand how your organisation really works, your people, your processes, your quirks, and builds Qik around it with you. Then we stay.
Get StartedThe platform
A CRM for your people and their history. A CMS for your website and its pages. A library for your photos and files. All three sit on one set of records, so what one of them knows, the others know. And it reads what you put in it: duplicates get spotted, photos get tagged and described, follow-ups go out on time.
One record per person: their details, relationships, household and a full history of every form, message, payment and visit.
Recurring schedules, tickets per attendee, QR check-in and a roster for the people who make the day run.
Registrations, applications, orders and donations. Questions that adapt, card payment built in, follow-up handled.
A library that tags and describes your photos and files by itself, so you can search by what's actually in the shot.
Campaigns from your own address, bulk texts and personal merge fields, with delivery you can actually see.
Follow-ups, renewals and reminders that run on schedule while you get on with the real work.
A designer-grade website, a portal for your people, even a native app, all on your own domain.
Who can see what, down to the field. Two-factor sign-in. Every change tracked and reversible with one click.
People & relationships
It's always about people, and most systems are strangely bad at them. Qik starts with the person: one living record of their history, relationships and belonging, instead of a row in someone else's table.
Forms & payments
Registrations, applications, orders and donations. One form can register a whole group of people and how they relate, take payment, update every record and start the follow-up, before you've refilled your coffee.
Marketing & messaging
Your records are your audience list. Segment it on anything you hold, send the campaign from your own domain, follow up by SMS when it matters, and read the opens and clicks so the next one is sharper.
Websites & apps
This site was designed, built and published on Qik. Yours can be too: a public site, a portal for your people, even a native app, all wired to the same records as everything else.
Who it's for
Whether you call them members, clients, customers, students, volunteers, users, audiences or constituents, Qik uses your words, not its own. And it will never make you call them "contacts".
Renewals, subscriptions and self-service. Belonging, handled end to end.
Enrolments, classes and guardians, with secure check-in on the day.
Orders, follow-ups and portals. Every interaction on the record.
Availability, rosters and nudges, and a proper thank you on time.
Tickets, campaigns and content, from announcement to full house.
Records, requests and updates. Service that keeps its history.
Intake, appointments, notes and reminders. Every visit on the record.
Accounts, portals and a native app, all on the same records as everything else.
Paid memberships, content and email, with renewals that run themselves.
The other half of the promise
You should never have to think about where your data lives or whether it's protected. That's our job. Here's what's handled for you, every day.
And there are humans. Our team has been building enterprise platforms since 2003, scaling to millions of active users. Ask for help and you're talking to the people who build it, not a sales team or support tier.
With or without a developer
Your data is already sitting somewhere with two-factor sign-in, field-level permissions, audit history and hosting around it. That is the part you would otherwise build for the fourth time. If you don't write code, ask for what you need and it gets built: the integration connected, the permissions set, deployed while you're still in the conversation. If you do write code, the same complete API is waiting, which is why anything you can do in Qik the assistant can do too.
What people ask before they start
No. Many users set up and run Qik with nobody technical involved. You describe what you need, to the assistant or to us, and that is what gets built. If you do have a developer, there's no ceiling on what they can build.
All Systems Grow.
Two ways in, and you can take either. Tell the assistant everything about what your organisation does and let it design and build the thing while you watch. Or start with one of us instead: carbon based, caffeinated, and building this sort of thing since 2003. We'll guide you through it too.
Rather start right now? Start free and tell the assistant. No credit card, no call required.