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Starting with the Leibniz algebra defined by a 
$\varphi$-dialgebra, we construct examples of “coquecigrues,” in the sense of Loday, that is to say, manifolds whose tangent structure at a distinguished point coincides with that of the Leibniz algebra. We discuss some possible implications and generalizations of this construction.
