ONE BUTTON. EVERYWHERE.
LINO LABS
ONE BUTTON. EVERYWHERE.
LINO LABS
ONE BUTTON. EVERYWHERE.
LINO LABS
ONE BUTTON. EVERYWHERE.
LINO LABS
ONE BUTTON. EVERYWHERE.
LINO LABS
ONE BUTTON. EVERYWHERE.
LINO LABS
ONE BUTTON. EVERYWHERE.
LINO LABS
ONE BUTTON. EVERYWHERE.
LINO LABS
ONE BUTTON. EVERYWHERE.
LINO LABS
ONE BUTTON. EVERYWHERE.
LINO LABS

THE LAB

behind the apps


We are Lino Labs, a studio of small apps with one big idea: replace like, save and comment with a single button that remembers.

That button is klip. It travels across every app we build, and everything you tap lands in your profile instead of getting trapped in some random app's database. klip is the flagship; everything else we ship exists to make it smarter and bigger.

Under the hood, klip understands every clip frame by frame: it reads what's on screen, transcribes everything that's said, and cross-checks it against the open internet. That means you can talk to your whole library like a chatbot and get answers grounded in real clips, not vibes.

We grow the way a good lab does: lots of small apps (bpm, knead, tape, dit, libs, and eventually 50+) that each nail one thing and grab a different crowd. The one rule: every new app has to feed klip. No freeloaders.

The conviction behind it is simple: the internet has lost its memory. Lino Labs aims to give it one.