Free. Private. One tap.

Save it where
you'll actually
see it.

  1. 1Tap Share
  2. 2Pick Flick
  3. 3In your inbox

Share any link, photo or note from any app. Flick sends it to your inbox, Slack, Discord or anywhere you check, with a clear title you can search.

See the full demo and the three save modes

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  • Free, no ads
  • No password to create
  • Installs from your browser

Why Flick

Lands in
  • Gmail
  • Outlook
  • iCloud Mail
  • Slack
  • Discord
  • Telegram
  • Notion

Free

No subscription, no trial, no ads. Save as much as you like.

Safe

Your saves go only where you send them. Nothing is sold or shared, ever.

Secure

Encrypted in transit, signed email, and no password for anyone to steal.

No app store

Install straight from your browser. No approval, no waiting, tiny download.

See it in your inbox first

Pop in your email and Flick sends you a sample save, so you can see exactly what lands. No sign-up, no app, nothing else after.

One sample per address. We don't keep your email or add you to anything.
Flick vs. the rest

Saving is easy. Finding it again is the hard part.

Notes apps, read-later apps and messaging yourself all work. The difference is where your saves end up, and whether you ever look there again.

No new place to check

Other apps become one more inbox you forget to open. Flick goes where you already look, every day.

Smarter than a link

Every flick arrives with a clear title and the gist, plus the details that matter: a recipe's time, a place's address, a video's key points.

Searchable from day one

Real titles instead of "Fwd: link", so Gmail search, labels and filters just work.

How Flick compares with notes apps, read-later apps and messaging yourself
FlickShare once, it's in your inbox
Notes appsGoogle Keep, Apple Notes, Samsung Notes
Read-later appsInstapaper, Raindrop.io, Matter, Readwise Reader
Message yourselfEmailing yourself, WhatsApp, Telegram Saved Messages
What you get backA flick is smarter than a linkClear titleThe gistRecipe cardsPlacesEvent invitesVideo key pointsRemindersJust the linkReading tools, some paidA link preview
Lands where you already lookNo new app to rememberYour inbox, Slack or DiscordOne more app to checkOne more app to checkYour inbox or chat
One tap, nothing to typeFrom any app’s Share menuShare, Flick, doneA note opens to saveQuick save from SharePick a chat or type an address
A clear title you can searchClean subject, written for youOften the page titleThe page titleUsually a bare link
Android, iPhone and computerAll three, plus ChromeVaries by appYesYes
Free, no ads, no passwordSign in with a codeFree with your accountFree plans, paid upgradesFree

These are all good apps, and features vary by app and plan. Checked November 2026. If something here is out of date, tell us and we'll fix it.

See it work

Two taps from anywhere to your inbox

No new app to open, no screens to click through. Flick stays out of the way.

Inboxor Slack, Discord, webhooks
AAlex RiveraSaturday hike: meet at the trailhead at 89:12
BBank alertsYour statement is ready8:40
Flick: Crispy chickpea salad in 20 minutesCrispy Chickpea Salad (20-Minute Dinner) | Eatwell
From Flick · eatwell, to you · saved from Chrome

A crunchy, 20-minute chickpea salad with lemon-tahini dressing.

Roasted chickpeas, cucumber and feta with a lemon-tahini dressing. Ready in 20 minutes, serves two, and keeps well for lunch.
  • Recipe
  • 20 min
  • Serves 2

How Flick works

Press play, or tap a step to jump to it.

Get Flick

Install in under a minute Install Flick on your Android Add Flick to your iPhone

No app store and no approval. Flick installs straight from your browser, and you sign up inside the app with just your email.

Android

Installs from Chrome as a lightweight app

Your device
  1. Tap Install FlickChrome asks once and adds Flick to your phone. About 1 MB, no store.
  2. Now share anything to FlickIt's in every app's Share menu right away.
  3. Enter your emailFlick sends a 6-digit code to confirm it's you. That's the whole sign-up.
Install Flick

No Install button? In Chrome, tap ⋮ then Install app.

iPhone & iPad

A Share-sheet Shortcut, set up for you

Your device
  1. Open Flick in SafariTap the button below, then Share and "Add to Home Screen".
  2. Enter your emailOpen Flick from your home screen and confirm with a 6-digit code.
  3. Add the "Save to Flick" ShortcutThe app walks you through it in Apple's Shortcuts app. Two taps.
  4. Share to FlickIt sits in the Share sheet of Safari, Photos, YouTube and more.
Open Flick in Safari

Uses Safari and Apple's built-in Shortcuts app. Nothing from the App Store.

On a computer?

Use Flick on the web here, and put it on your phone too.

Scan with your phone's camera. Flick opens and shows just the steps for your phone, Android or iPhone.

Flick on the web and in Chrome

Your saves, search and settings are on the web right now. The Chrome extension adds one-click saving for the page you're on.

On a different device?

Opening this page on your phone shows just the steps for it. The QR code above does that for you.

Your saves, your style

As much AI as you want. Or none.

Most of the time you just want the link back with a subject that makes sense. Flick does that by default, and you can dial it down to nothing or up to a full summary.

Just the link No AI

Exactly what you shared, nothing added.

  • Subject is the page's own title
  • The link and its preview
  • No AI touches your saves
Flick · dailymind to me
Flick: The Case for Getting Bored | Opinion | Daily Mind Magazine

Curated

The gist, the facts and a tag, so you can decide later.

  • A two-line summary of the page
  • Key facts: price, time, address
  • Tags, plus a calendar invite for events
Flick · trailmap to me
Flick: Easy 4-mile loop to Hidden Falls

A shaded loop with one short climb and a waterfall halfway. Dogs welcome on a leash.

Distance
4.1 mi, about 2 hours
Parking
Free lot at trailhead
Tag
Travel

Make the subject line yours

Every save starts with your prefix, so Flick emails are easy to spot, search and filter. Try it, and the examples on this page update.

AI that knows its place. Flick reads only the page you shared, writes a subject, and gets out of the way. It never rewrites what you sent or pads your inbox. Prefer no AI at all? Choose Just the link.

Flick it anywhere

Flick to wherever you'll actually look

Your inbox by default. Or Slack, Discord, Telegram, Notion, Todoist, or any automation you run. Pick one in the app and change it whenever you like.

Email Works today
  • Gmail
  • Outlook
  • iCloud Mail
  • Yahoo Mail
  • Proton Mail
  • Work or any email
Apps and automations Works today
  • Slack
  • Discord
  • Zapier
  • Make
  • Telegram
  • Notion
  • Todoist
  • Any webhook
Coming soon On the way
  • Obsidian
  • Readwise
Free, safe, secure

Built to be trusted with your inbox

Flick has one job: get what you shared to you. It doesn't need anything else from you.

  • No password, no inbox accessSign-up is your email and a 6-digit code. Flick never asks to log in to your mail. It only sends to you, the way a friend would.
  • Encrypted on the wayEvery save travels over HTTPS, and every email is signed (DKIM, SPF and DMARC) so it lands in your inbox, not spam.
  • Private by defaultNo trackers, no ad networks, no profile of what you read. The AI step sees only the page you shared, and Just the link mode skips it entirely.
  • Your history, your callFlick keeps a short log so it never sends twice. Clear it whenever you like.
  • Never loses a saveOffline on a train? Saves wait on your phone and send the moment you're back. An optional weekly digest rounds them up.
Questions

Good to know

How is Flick different from Pocket, Instapaper or Google Keep?

Those apps keep your saves inside their own app, which becomes one more place to remember to check. Flick sends each save to where you already look, like your inbox, Slack or Discord, with a clear title. There's nothing new to open and no library to manage.

Where do I enter my email address?

In the Flick app, the first time you open it: type your email, enter the 6-digit code we send, and you're set. The code makes sure nobody can point Flick at someone else's inbox. The sample on this page is separate and just sends one example email.

Is it really free?

Yes, for everyone, with every feature. No trial, no subscription, no ads. Flick is cheap to run because it does one small thing well.

Does Flick read my email?

No. Flick only ever sends to you. It never asks to sign in to your mailbox, so it can't read, sort or delete anything in it.

Can I send saves to Slack or Discord instead?

Yes. Pick your inbox, Slack, Discord, Telegram, Notion, Todoist or any webhook in Settings, and change it whenever you like.

Why isn't it in the Play Store or App Store?

It doesn't need to be. On Android, Chrome installs Flick directly as a web app and it shows up in your Share menu like any other app. On iPhone, Apple's own Shortcuts app adds it to the Share sheet. No approval queue, and updates arrive instantly.

Is installing from the browser safe?

Yes. A web app runs in your browser's sandbox, can't read your other apps or files, and only gets what you choose to share with it.

What are the three save modes?

Just the link uses the page's own title and no AI at all. Simple, the default, adds a clean subject and a one-line gist. Curated adds a short summary, key facts, tags and calendar invites for events. Switch any time in the app.

Can I use it on my computer?

Yes. Open Flick on the web at app.flickto.me to paste a link, or email anything to save@flickto.me from the address you signed up with. On Chrome, add the Flick extension to save the page you're on in one click.

Do I need an account?

Your email is your account, confirmed with a code. There's no password to remember. Manage your settings in the app on your phone or on the web.

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