Flick — swipe your inbox to zero

Your Flick triage deck in Chrome's side panel. Four verbs, two minutes, done. Requires a Flick account; never reads your mailbox.

the daily Flick ritual, beside whatever you're working on. one deck, four moves, done. what you need: a free Flick account (app.flicked.email). the extension signs in by handing off your existing session — no new passwords, no new permissions on your mailbox. what it does: - shows today's deck — sender, subject, and what Flick sees - archive / keep / reply / rsvp, from the keyboard (→ ← ↑ 1-2-3) - undo anything (Z) - one quiet badge per day, after your chosen hour (set it in the panel menu) - clears to "stack clear" and stops what it doesn't do (on purpose): - it never reads or touches Gmail's website. no content scripts, no host permissions on any mail provider. - it doesn't watch your browsing. - it stores no email on your device — cards live in the panel for the session and die with it. - no streaks, no counters that tick up while you work, no "your inbox misses you." when your deck is clear, it's quiet. price: free. plans and billing live in the Flick app, not here.