Your whole home,
one flick away

Flick gathers every device in your house — lights, plugs, thermostats, locks, sensors, sirens, cameras and scenes — onto a single dashboard you arrange yourself. On your phone, your tablet and your desktop, always showing what is actually happening right now.

The Flick dashboard on a desktop: dimmers, plugs with energy readings, a thermostat, a door lock, sensors, a siren and scene tiles on one page

One app for the whole house

Flick doesn't care which hub a device came from. Everything lands on the same grid, and every device gets a card built for what it actually does — a slider for a dimmer, a setpoint for a thermostat, an unlock button for a lock.

One dashboard for everything

Every device you own on one page, live, with no folders to open and no accounts to switch between. Learn more →

A layout you arrange yourself

Drag tiles where you want them, spread them across pages, and Flick remembers the arrangement. Learn more →

Only the devices you want on screen

Search, filter by room, type and reachability, and tick exactly the devices that deserve a tile. Learn more →

Room by room, or type by type

Two generated views that always show everything, for the times your curated dashboard isn't what you need. Learn more →

A card that matches the device

Sliders for dimmers, a colour wheel for colour bulbs, a setpoint for thermostats, live watts for metering plugs — each tile is built for its job. Learn more →

Live status that never gets in your way

Changes from anywhere in the house appear as they happen — and a device Flick isn't sure about still lets you press the button. Learn more →

Scenes that confirm they ran

Build a scene across devices from different hubs, run it from a tile, and see per-device confirmation instead of hoping. Learn more →

Cameras next to everything else

Live view, arm and disarm, snapshots and your saved clip library — on the same dashboard as the lights. Learn more →

Five skins, one tap apart

Refined Material, Glass, Soft UI, OLED Neon and Sci-Fi — pick the one that suits the room the screen lives in. Learn more →

Light, dark, or whatever your system says

Every skin comes in light and dark, and Flick can follow the system so your house app dims when everything else does. Learn more →

Bring your own hubs

Connect several systems at once and stop thinking about which one a device belongs to. Learn more →

The same home on every screen

iPhone, iPad, Android, Mac and Windows — one app, laid out for the screen it is on. Learn more →

A closer look

Every screenshot below comes straight out of the app.

One dashboard for everything

The "All" view is your home in one place: lights, plugs, the thermostat, the lock, sensors, the siren, scene buttons — every device from every hub, on one scrolling page of tiles.

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Flick's All view on a phone: dimmer, plug, sensor, thermostat and lock tiles on one scrolling page

A layout you arrange yourself

Long-press a tile — or tap the pencil — and the grid goes into edit mode. Drag tiles into position, push the ones you rarely touch onto a second page, and put the four you use every day where your thumb already is.

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Flick in edit mode on a phone, with a remove badge on every tile and buttons to add devices and scenes

Only the devices you want on screen

A house can have a hundred devices; a dashboard should not. The picker lets you search and filter your way to the handful you actually touch, tick them, and add them all at once.

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Flick's add-devices picker on a phone, with a search field, room and type filters and a device checklist

Room by room, or type by type

Sometimes you want the room, not the dashboard: "everything in the kitchen", or "every light in the house". Two tabs, both kept up to date for you, no arranging required.

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Flick's By Room view on a phone, with cards grouped under room headings

A card that matches the device

A dimmer is not a switch and a lock is not a light. Every class of device in Flick has a card designed around what it can actually do, and it shows the extras — battery, humidity, power draw, tamper — right where you look.

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Flick's By Type view on a phone, showing dimmer, colour-light and plug cards under their own headings

Live status that never gets in your way

Flick keeps a live connection to every hub, so a light someone switches at the wall updates on screen by itself. And when the reported state is stale or unknown, Flick tells you instead of guessing — while still letting you act.

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Flick's dashboard on a phone with live device status on every tile

Scenes that confirm they ran

Pick any devices you like, choose the state you want each one in, name it and put it on the dashboard. When it runs, Flick keeps checking until every device reports the value you asked for — and tells you if one doesn't.

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Flick's dashboard on a small tablet, with Good Morning, Movie Night, Goodnight and Away scene tiles

Cameras next to everything else

Camera tiles show the latest still, and tap through for live video, arm/disarm, a fresh snapshot, the floodlight, and every clip your cameras have recorded — no second app to open.

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Five skins, one tap apart

A skin restyles the whole app: card shapes, surfaces, backgrounds, icons and accent colours. Five ship with Flick, and switching between them takes one tap in settings.

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Flick's dashboard in the Glass skin: translucent frosted cards over a soft gradient background

Light, dark, or whatever your system says

Light, dark, or System — a three-way switch at the top of settings. Every skin is designed in both, so switching theme never lands you in an unfinished-looking screen.

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Flick's dashboard in dark theme, with dark cards and bright accent colours

Bring your own hubs

Flick connects to the equipment you already own — smart home hubs, security cameras, air conditioners — and merges them all into one home. Add a connection in settings and its devices simply appear.

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Flick's settings screen on a phone, showing appearance options and the list of connections

The same home on every screen

Flick is a single app that runs on your phone, your tablet, your laptop and a wall-mounted screen, adapting the grid to the space available instead of stretching a phone layout across a monitor.

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Flick on a large tablet in the By Room view, with several device cards per row under each room heading

Get Flick

Flick runs on iPhone, iPad, Android, Mac and Windows. Connect the hubs you already own, or open the built-in demo home and have a look around first.

Supported devices and what's in version 1.0.0 →