KleverKorner is a board-run partner for people building real things. Pitch us a project, and if the board takes it on, we back it with our name, our board's time, and whatever help actually fits — from a public shout-out to a hands-on seat at the table.
KleverKorner is the overarching idea, not a company that runs projects itself. It's an open door: anyone can bring us something they're building. The board decides, project by project, whether to stand behind it — and if it does, KleverKorner helps in whatever way actually fits, rather than a one-size answer.
The projects underneath work differently. Klever Klox, our first outlet, is its own corporate company. KleverKorner backs it; KleverKorner doesn't run it. That's the pattern going forward — KleverKorner opens the door, the project walks through it and runs itself.
Anyone can propose. The board reviews and decides. No membership required to pitch.
A backed project is managed independently — its own decisions, its own team, KleverKorner's name behind it.
What KleverKorner brings depends on what you're building. We work out the fit with the board and with you — there's no fixed package.
We add the KleverKorner name to your product and vouch for it publicly.
Board members sit in on calls, review decisions, and flag the mistakes we've already made once.
Tools, contacts, or funding, sized to the project and agreed with the board — never off a price list.
No pitch deck, no lengthy application. It starts with an email.
Send a short pitch: what you're building, who's building it, and what help you're after.
The board looks it over and gets back to you directly — no queue, no ticket number.
If the board's in, you agree together on what KleverKorner brings and what that means for both sides.
Ship it, with the KleverKorner name and whatever backing you agreed on standing behind it.
We're built by developers, for people who build things. Every project under our name is asked to keep its code and CAD files open on GitHub — under our organization, or a partner organization we recognize — unless there's a real security reason not to.
A handmade, 3D-printed alarm clock built to get phones out of the bedroom by taking over the one job that keeps them on the nightstand: the alarm. RGB light dawns gradually before it sounds, so you wake up to light instead of a phone screen.
KleverKorner is run by a board of six. Day to day, two of those seats carry specific jobs: a Director who handles meetings, policy and delegation, and a Secretary who keeps the record and can break a tied vote. Both seats are still open.
Pitching a project, or just have a question? Write to us directly — include what you're building, who's building it, and what kind of help you're after.