The most frequent transactions you make
"Clicks" include all the transactions you make with tech companies: your clicks, taps, types, swipes, and background activity on your connected devices, apps, and services.
Quick click facts
The way we see it
You capitalize tech companies with your clicks, and it's time for a tech company to grant you equity for them.
Transmit your data and intellectual property
Your clicks make products, features, algorithms, and targeted ads useful.
Revenue triggers
Your clicks are events that generate revenue for tech companies, particularly in the case of targeted ads.
Expose you to risks you can't practically hedge
Risks to your autonomy and livelihood posed by the personal insights and technologies derived from your clicks.
Capital foundation of tech companies
The information and revenue from your clicks and those of your fellow consumers, or "users," form the durable basis from which tech companies derive almost all of their worth.
Today
Tech companies treat your clicks like basic commodities
Your clicks are exchanged for free or discounted access to services, if anything.
A small group of tech shareholders are the true winners
They get rich, gain information and technological superiority, and shape our destiny.
A common exchange for risk and capital
In our market system, company ownership, or "equity," commonly goes to those who take disproportionate risks to capitalize companies.
So, we propose equity for your clicks
Profits in proportion to your clicks
To reward you for the risks you incur and the capital you convey with your clicks.
A vote in corporate governance
To protect your interests, while you're "clicking."
