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    Build on KLIQ

    Photos in. Structured data out.

    A photo-to-data platform you can build on, embed, or plug into your operations — without changing the tools your team already uses.

    One platform. Three doors in.

    Pick the path that fits how you'll work with KLIQ.

    For developers

    Integrate in an afternoon

    SDK and REST API with structured output. Try it on your own image in a live sandbox — no contract required.

    Try the sandbox
    For partners

    Add photo-to-data to your platform

    Embed the capability inside your product. Keep your own UX. Resell it to your customers under your brand.

    Explore partnering
    For businesses

    Get field data without the admin

    Turn the photos your team already takes into structured data — delivered into the tools you already use.

    Talk to us

    How it works

    Three steps between a photo and a decision.

    Step 1

    Capture

    Take or upload a photo from the field, the shelf, or the site.

    Step 2

    Analyze

    KLIQ reads the image and turns what's there into structured fields.

    Step 3

    Deliver

    Structured data flows into the systems your team already uses.

    See it yourself

    Drop in your own photo.
    Get structured data back.

    No contract, no setup. Bring an image from your own operation and see what KLIQ pulls out of it in minutes.

    What you can build

    A short list of where teams are already putting KLIQ to work.

    Retail shelves & product presence
    Asset & building condition
    Equipment & inventory
    Compliance & safety checks

    Why teams pick KLIQ

    Works with the systems you already use

    Drops into your stack through API or SDK. No rebuild, no workflow change.

    No annotation or setup burden

    Get started on real photos immediately — not after months of data prep.

    Output you can trust and audit

    Every structured field is traceable back to the image it came from.

    European and compliance-ready

    Built to meet the standards enterprise and public-sector teams require.

    Bring the physical world into the systems that run on data.

    Start with a photo. Ship structured data. Build from there.