A proper little workspace.
Your page above. Your controls below. The laptop layout gives your fingers their own place, with a pointer, keyboard and two-finger scrolling.
✳ SMALL COMPUTER. BIG PERSONALITY.
A little laptop.
A lot to love.
That lovely little-laptop feeling. Now in your pocket. A browser, a keyboard, a trackpad — and a good reason to open your iPhone.
In development · Made for iPhone & iPad
Open a little possibility.
THE SLOW WEBA little more
A little more
room to wander.
Find a quiet corner of the internet.
Take your time ↗ⓘClammy⚙
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01 — CLAMMYAn interactive illustration, not an app screenshot.
YOUR POCKET NETBOOK✳iPHONE · iPAD · iPHONE DUO✳BY JAKUB RENE KOSIK
01 / Designed to feel a little different.
The internet is familiar.
The way you explore it doesn’t have to be.
Clammy brings the character of a tiny computer to browsing. On iPhone Duo, the page sits above your keyboard and trackpad. On other iPhones and iPad, a familiar browser is ready from the start.
A touch more intentional.
One finger points. Two fingers scroll. Pinch to zoom. Once a gesture finds its purpose, it keeps it until your fingers lift.
Familiar, when you need it.
Use the standard browser layout on other iPhones and iPad. Native text entry and AutoFill stay available for forms and sign-ins.
02 / GO ON. MAKE YOURSELF AT HOME.
Small details.
Very you.
Pick a finish. Add a couple of gloriously nostalgic laptop stickers. Even a tiny workspace deserves a personality.
Try a finish or move your finger across the trackpad below. This is a playful website demo; it doesn’t browse or send text.
THE SLOW WEBA little more
A little more
room to wander.
Find a quiet corner of the internet.
Take your time ↗ⓘClammy⚙
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▥ CLAMMYPOCKET PC
Move here to explore the pointer
03 / iPHONE · iPAD · DUO
A netbook spirit.
More than one way to use it.
Made around the fold.
On iPhone Duo, open into your little workspace. Close it and Clammy returns to its welcome screen. Your browsing session stays in the app while you change its pose.
At home on iPhone.
No hinge? No problem. Start with the full-page browser and system keyboard, then choose Laptop mode whenever you want the netbook experience.
Room to spread out.
On iPad, the standard browser follows your available window space. Switch to the laptop layout in portrait for the keyboard and trackpad.
LESS BAGGAGE. MORE BROWSING.
Your session.
Your fresh start.
Clammy uses temporary website storage. Choose session cookies or block cookies, and start a new session to clear the old one. No developer account. No built-in advertising or analytics SDK.
Temporary storage isn’t anonymity. Websites still receive your requests, and cookie blocking doesn’t block every kind of website storage.
Read the privacy policy ↗04 / FAQ
A few little answers.
Can I download Clammy yet?
Clammy is being prepared for release. There is no public download link on this site yet. Email hello@clammy.uk for availability or questions; there is no automatic mailing-list sign-up.
Do I need an iPhone Duo?
No. iPhone Duo has the hinge-aware laptop experience and its closed-device welcome screen. Other compatible iPhones and iPad use the standard browser, with an optional Laptop mode.
Which system version do I need?
The current project targets iOS and iPadOS 27 or later. Duo hinge features require iOS 27.1 or later. Final supported devices and requirements will be confirmed with the release.
Does the laptop keyboard replace the system keyboard?
The laptop keys are part of the Clammy experience. Web forms can still use the system keyboard, AutoFill and password tools. In standard browser mode, address entry uses the system keyboard.
What happens when I clear my session?
Clammy replaces the browsing session, including the current page, website data and that web view’s navigation history. Appearance and trackpad preferences stay saved. Data already held by websites is not deleted.
Is this a full desktop computer?
Clammy is a WebKit browser with a laptop-inspired interface, not a desktop operating system. Some websites, pop-ups and embedded panels may behave differently from a desktop browser.
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