Flick app icon

Coming soon to iPhone and Android

Your phones,
one flick apart.

Send photos, videos, files, text and links between your own phones — iPhone and Android — with no codes, no ads and no size limits. Sign in with the same email on each phone and they find each other.

  • No codes. Your phones just see each other.
  • Full quality, any size.
  • End-to-end encrypted.
Flick on iPhone: the Devices screen with a Pixel 9 Pro tile marked Nearby and a list of recent transfers.
Flick sending a video: a progress ring at 39 percent, speed and time left, and an Encrypted relay chip.

How it works

Sign in once. Tap a phone. It's there.

No pairing codes, no accept prompts, no confirm step. Picking something sends it right away, and the other phone receives on its own.

1

Sign in with your email

Enter the 6-digit code we email you — there are no passwords. Name the phone, and do the same on your other phones.

Flick welcome screen: Your phones, one flick apart.
2

Your phones show up

Every phone on your email appears as a tile, with a live status: Nearby, Ready, Online, or Gets a notification.

Your devices: a Pixel 9 Pro tile marked Nearby and an Add a phone tile.
3

Tap, pick, gone

Tap a tile and choose Photos, Files or Paste. It sends immediately, and lands on the other phone automatically.

Send to Pixel 9 Pro sheet with Photos, Files and Paste buttons.

Two routes, picked for you

Direct when you're close. Encrypted relay when you're not.

Flick picks the route on its own, and the transfer screen tells you which one it used.

Wi-Fi direct

Same Wi-Fi: phone to phone

When both phones are on the same network, files go straight across, still encrypted. The cloud upload is held back while the direct path is working.

Encrypted relay

Anywhere else: sealed in transit

Files are encrypted on your phone before they leave it, then relayed to your other phones. If the Wi-Fi path fails, Flick falls back to the relay automatically.

  • Relay copies are deleted once delivered, or after 7 days.
  • Sends keep going if you leave the app, and resume after it's closed.

Features

Everything you move between your phones.

Photos and videos, full quality

No compression and no size limit. Received photos and videos save automatically — to Photos on iPhone, to Pictures/Flick and Movies/Flick on Android.

Text and links

Paste sends what's on your clipboard. Links arrive with Open, text with Copy — on iPhone, tapping the notification copies it.

Any file

Files of any size and type, kept under Files › On My iPhone › Flick, or Download/Flick on Android.

Live progress

Percentage, MB/s and time left, with the route shown. Stop a send any time. Transfers resume after the app is closed.

Send to all your phones

Pick several phones, or tap Send to all — one transfer, end-to-end encrypted for each.

From any app's share sheet

Send with Flick on iPhone. On Android, each of your phones appears right in the share sheet's top row with Direct Share.

Arrives on its own

No accept prompt. iPhone gets a notification; Android keeps a quiet connection open so it's always ready to receive.

Activity, send again

Everything sent and received, filtered by All, Received or Sent, searchable by file name. Send it again, or on to another phone.

Made for dark, fine in light

A glassy, dark-first design with System, Dark and Light appearance. Rename or remove phones any time.

Inside Flick

Real screens from the app.

Screenshots from Flick on iPhone. Device names and files shown are test data.

Security

Files are end-to-end encrypted. Flick can't see them.

The server never sees file contents, names or text — only sealed data it can't open. Your history lives on your phones.

Keys never leave your phoneEach phone makes its own key pair, held in the iPhone Keychain or protected by the Android Keystore.
Cloud copies don't lingerDeleted once every phone has them, when a send is cancelled, or after 7 days at most.
No ads, no analyticsNo advertising or analytics SDKs. Sign in with a code — there's no password to leak.
per phone  X25519 key pair
per send   random 256-bit content key
wrapped    once for each recipient phone
derived    HKDF-SHA256
sealed     AES-256-GCM, 8 MiB chunks
names      encrypted with the content
relay      deleted once delivered · ≤ 7 days

Stop emailing yourself.

Flick is coming soon to iPhone and Android. Want to hear when it's ready?