Flick: save it where you'll actually see it

One click saves any page, link, image or text where you'll actually see it: your inbox, Slack, Discord or anywhere you check.

Save it where you'll actually see it. Found something worth keeping? Click the paper plane in your toolbar. Flick sends the page to your inbox, Slack, Discord or anywhere you check, with a clear title you can search, like "Flick: Why boredom is good for your brain", plus the link and a one-line gist. In email it lands in Gmail, Outlook, iCloud, Proton or whatever you use, where you can search it, star it or file it like anything else. WAYS TO FLICK • Click the Flick button to save the page you're on • Right-click a link to save it without opening it • Right-click an image to send the image itself • Highlight some text, right-click, and flick just that • Press Alt+Shift+F (change it any time in chrome://extensions/shortcuts) • Send it to someone: right-click, "Flick to", pick a friend you've flicked before or a shared "Us" list like Groceries. You keep your own copy too. • Add a quick tag on the way: right-click, "Flick with a tag", pick Recipe, To read, Watch or your own. It lands as "[Recipe] …" so Gmail filters can sort it. Prefer a tag every time? Turn on tag chips in settings. A little "Saved" pill pops up on the page to confirm, and the plane flies off your toolbar. YOUTUBE, SUMMED UP Flick a YouTube video and the email includes the key points with timestamps, so you can jump straight to the part you wanted. Flick reads the video's captions right in your browser. YOUR SETTINGS, EVERYWHERE Flick for Chrome uses the same free Flick account as the Flick app on your phone. Sign in with your email and a 6-digit code: no password. Your save style, subject prefix and quick tags follow you: • Just the link: the page title and link, no AI • Simple (default): the link plus a short AI title and one-line gist • Curated: a summary, tags, key facts and calendar invites You can also send saves to more than one place, such as a second email, Slack, Discord or a webhook, from the Flick app. PRIVATE BY DESIGN • Flick only acts when you click, right-click or press the shortcut • It sends only what you flick: the page title and address, or the link, image or text you chose (plus the captions, for a YouTube video) • It never reads your browsing history or other tabs • No ads, no tracking, and we never sell your data Privacy policy: https://flickto.me/privacy/ Free. Made for people who save things.