Clico
Clico is a creative and research workspace where you can discuss a brief, attach reference material, and choose tools for images, video, music, websites, or browser games. Its official Web page describes starting from an idea, photograph, conversation, or document and continuing the work through chat. Clico also has a Chrome extension and a Mac desktop client; their tools and controls can differ from the Web workspace.
Work with references and documents
Clico supports PDF, DOCX, PPTX, TXT, Markdown, CSV, and XLSX attachments. The publisher specifies up to ten files per request, with an 8 MB limit per file and 20 MB combined. Image, audio, and video input depend on the model you select.
Deep Research can combine attachments with public web sources and return source links. Check the linked original when relying on a quotation or figure. For image creation, describe which parts of a reference should remain and which should change; the publisher notes that a reference does not guarantee an exact visual match.
Build and publish frontend projects
The website and game builders create static websites, frontend applications, and playable browser games. Backend services, accounts, and payments need separate setup. This distinction matters if your proposed website includes customer logins or transactions.
You can preview a project before publishing. Creating a project does not publish it automatically, and later edits become public when you choose Publish changes. Pro and Max include ZIP downloads of source code and the built preview. Reopening the project conversation lets you continue editing it.
One credit balance across clients
The pricing page lists Free with 200 monthly credits, Pro at $19.90 per month with 2,000 credits, and Max at $49.90 per month with 5,000 credits. Annual Pro is $192 and annual Max is $480, charged upfront while credits arrive monthly. Unused credits do not roll over.
Image generation is included on Free, while video requires Pro or Max. Paid tiers share the same advertised Web model access; Max provides more credits rather than a different model list. Chat, images, video, and other eligible activity draw from one balance across the clients. Example image and video counts are alternative uses of that entire allowance, not separate quotas, and vary with model and generation settings.