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HeyClicky Homepage
A Mac desktop as a homepage: video windows, stickers and a founder's note, with a free download up top and paid plans further down.

The teardown
A 7,767-pixel homepage for HeyClicky, an AI assistant for the Mac that you talk to and that can see your screen and point at things on it. The whole page dresses as a desktop: a fake menu bar across the top with Wi-Fi, battery and a clock, and a hero scattered with .mov video windows labelled by filename, name-tag stickers, kaomoji, folder icons, a trash can and an old phone. In the middle sit a lowercase wordmark, a one-line description, a blue Download for Mac button, a Windows waitlist button and a '100% free' note, above a large play-video window. Below come three feature rows, each pairing a spoken request in a speech bubble with a screen recording (FL Studio, an anatomy chart, a Google Sheet of TikTok creators); a founder's letter in a Notes window; a grid of user posts under a scrolling 'they use it everyday' banner, with a 25,000+ users line; three plans on a sky background; a ten-question FAQ; and a footer wordmark built from blue folder icons.