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kl:kk is the short form for “Kia Lai Kia Ker”, or “Walking Everywhere” in colloquial Singlish. It’s pronounced as “Click”, which is also the sound of traditional manual counting using clickers. “Click” is also sometimes used as a unit of distance measurement in kilometres.
kl:kk was founded in February 2012. The founders foresaw the potential of walking and cycling as alternative modes of transportation in Singapore. They felt that gathering data related to active mobility would greatly enhance future planning and design for such facilities. Hence, Big Data for Active Mobility was the focus.
kl:kk attained sole distributorship for Eco Counter products in March 2012, and secured its first major project at Gardens By the Bay with 9 PYRO Box counters since July 2012.
Since 2012, the Singapore government has taken big quantum leaps in promoting active mobility. From the National Cycling Plan to promoting Walk, Cycle, Ride initiatives, kl:kk is clearly the market leader in complementing the future of how people move around.
Why Count?
Understand the flow
Find the best spots
We track movement to see how people and vehicles use the space. This shows us the real-life patterns of any location.
Discover which areas are busy or quiet. Use these facts to place signs and benches exactly where they are needed.
Better urban planning
Smart simulations
Good data leads to better routes. We help design networks that make moving around easier and safer for everyone.
We turn our ground data into digital models. This lets you test new city plans before starting any construction.
Reliable data
Our detailed facts give you a clear and simple picture. You can trust our statistics to build stronger, more effective projects.