The same home on every screen

Flick is one app, built from one codebase, shipped to five platforms:

Laid out for the screen, not for the category

The grid measures the window and works out how many card slots fit, with a minimum sensible card width. That means the layout responds to a resized desktop window in real time, and a tablet turned from portrait to landscape re-flows instead of scaling up. Cards keep a consistent height, so rows stay aligned no matter how many of them fit.

Your dashboard arrangement is stored as positions rather than pixels, so it survives all of this: when the column count changes, Flick rebuilds the grid at the new width and keeps your ordering.

Suited to a wall panel

An old tablet screwed to the hallway wall is one of the best things you can do with a home automation app, and Flick is built for it: a dashboard of only the tiles that matter, big tap targets, dark or OLED-black appearance so it isn’t a night light, and status that keeps itself up to date without anyone touching the screen.