What's New

Flick 3.0 brings Notes into Flick and puts them in one workspace with your tasks and calendar. Write down the meeting, pull out the next step, and give it time in your week, all without leaving the app.

📝 Meet Notes

Notes is a full notes app inside Flick, made for meetings, lectures, plans, and ideas. It’s quick to write in: type Markdown or use the formatting bar, and your note keeps looking clean as you go. Folders keep things organized, and search finds any note in seconds.

Notes are free. Sync them across your iPhone, iPad, and Mac with Flick Pro.

🧮 More than plain text

• Tables for comparisons and plans;

• Equations written the way you’d write them;

• Quick calculations, units included: type 2 hr in min = and the answer appears;

• Code blocks that keep their formatting;

• Images, and links that show the page’s title and icon;

• Linked notes, so related ideas stay together.

✅ From a thought to time on your calendar

A note is often where a task starts. Turn on Create tasks in Inbox in Settings → Notes, and pressing Return after a new checklist item creates a linked task in your Inbox. From there, drag it onto your calendar beside everything else. Existing checkboxes are never changed.

🪟 Any two, side by side

Put any two of Tasks, Calendar, and Notes together. On iPhone they stack; on iPad and Mac they sit side by side. Drag the divider to give either one more room, double-tap it to even them out, or pull it past the edge to go back to one.

📱 Made for iPhone Duo

Folded, Flick gives you the full iPhone workspace on the cover display, with navigation in a rail beside it. Open it, and your panes line up with the fold, with project actions and the plus button right in the side rail. Hold it upright and the panes stack, just like on iPhone. Lists and trays resize as you fold and unfold, so nothing ends up cut off.

Stand it in a tent, and Flick turns into a desk calendar: today’s date and a daily illustration on one side, the month on the other. The screen stays on while it’s standing and dims at night.

🗓 Your year at a glance

A new year view shows the whole year in mini months. Tap one to open it. Month view also scrolls more smoothly and settles neatly on each week or month.

🌙 Plan tonight for tomorrow

Your daily overview can now arrive the night before: tomorrow at a glance, with what’s due, birthdays, and how much time you have. Prefer mornings? Keep it there.

🎙 Say it all, then send

Holding the plus button now starts listening and keeps going after you let go, so you can talk as long as you need. Tap send when you’re done, or discard it. As before, nothing is created until you review it.

💻 More on Mac

• Flick widgets, now on your Mac desktop;

• Tags in the task editor, plus creating, renaming, and recoloring them in Settings;

• Notes for your AI apps: Claude, Codex, Cursor, and other MCP apps can now list, read, create, and organize your notes, on your own machine.

✨ Fixes all around

• A simpler, refreshed onboarding;

• A new set of project icons;

• Better VoiceOver labels and tooltips on Mac;

• PLENTY of smaller fixes and refinements throughout Flick.

Flick 2.2 brings Apple Intelligence into the moment you're actually planning. Type a task and Flick tells you how long it takes and where it fits in your week. Hold the plus button, say everything that's on your mind, and get it back as tasks and events, ready to review.

✨ It knows how long that takes

Start typing a task or an event title and a suggestion appears right under it. No extra screen, no button to press, no waiting. The estimate shows up while you're still writing, and it's yours to accept or ignore.

Estimates are generated on your device with Apple Intelligence. Nothing about your tasks is sent anywhere to make them.

🗓️ And where it fits

The suggestion doesn't stop at a length. Flick reads your calendar, finds the first real gap that's long enough, and offers it: 45 min · Tomorrow 9:30 AM. One tap blocks the time; tap again to take it back off.

Placement is deliberately predictable. Flick never moves your events, never reshuffles your day, and never quietly double-books you, it only answers "where does this actually fit?". If there's no room left this week, it tells you that instead of inventing a slot.

🎙️ Hold the plus button and say it all

Press and hold plus, and Flick starts listening. Talk the way you'd talk to yourself on a walk: "I need to send the invoices, call the dentist about Thursday, and the team sync moved to 3", for as long as you need. Pause to think and Flick keeps up.

Let go, and Apple Intelligence turns it into a plan: tasks with dates and durations, events with times, all in one list. Switch off anything it got wrong, then add the rest in a single tap. Nothing is created until you say so.

✨ Fixes all around

• Much faster calendar sync, making the app feel snappier all around;

• Better search and event selection on Mac;

• Multiple windows on Mac and iPad;

• Fixed duplicate event notifications;

• Plenty of smaller fixes and refinements throughout Flick.

Apple Intelligence features require iOS 26 on a supported device. On other devices, Flick still suggests a default length and where it fits. These specific features are coming to the Mac app in future releases.

🎉 Thank you for planning with Flick.

Flick 2.1 introduces a completely redesigned iPhone experience that brings your tasks and planner closer together, making it faster and more natural to organize your day.

Version 2.1.3

Flick now offers Apple Watch complications that keep your day visible at a glance. Track today’s remaining tasks with the free circular complication, while Flick Pro unlocks the visual Timeline and Up Next complications for upcoming tasks, events, and deadlines.

Version 2.1.2

Improved planner navigation on the Mac app and fixed some event notification bugs in which a single event would be notified multiple times.

Also fixed a bug that would prevent events from being correctly saved and some localization settings that defaulted the app language to English.

Version 2.1.1

Flick now has a new app-wide search on iPhone.

Quickly find tasks, projects, sections, and calendar events from one place, with smarter results that help you get where you need to go faster.

We’ve also expanded Flick’s support for Shortcuts, Siri, and Spotlight, making it easier to find your content or create something without navigating through the app first.

📱 Tasks and planner, together

The new iPhone layout keeps your schedule visible while your tasks live in a flexible tray that you can move, expand, or tuck away as needed.

Browse Today or open a project without leaving your planner, then drag tasks directly onto your schedule to start time blocking. The new layout gives your tasks plenty of room when you need to focus while keeping your calendar just a swipe away.

✨ Smoother navigation and interactions

Moving between projects, tasks, and the planner now feels faster and more fluid, with redesigned transitions and improved gestures throughout the experience.

The new task tray also adapts as you work, giving editors and project views more space without losing your place in the planner.

📅 Simpler calendar connections

Calendar accounts are now managed directly from Calendar settings, on iOS, giving Apple Calendar and Google Calendar connections one clear home.

We’ve also improved calendar loading, event editing, all-day events, and syncing reliability across the app.

✨ Fixes all around

• Redesigned onboarding and improved Dynamic Type support;

• More reliable task, project, and calendar syncing;

• Smoother task and event drag and drop on iPhone;

• Improved project and task-list interactions on Mac;

• Better loading states, transitions, and gesture handling;

• Plenty of smaller fixes and refinements throughout Flick.

Flick 2.0 is our biggest update yet, bringing Flick to Apple Watch, adding brand new widgets, introducing a redesigned home experience on iPhone, and making the planner feel faster and more polished across the app.

Version 2.0.3

Introducing new refined iconography all around the app and a new Mac MCP that you can enable over on the app's settings!

Versions 2.0.1 to 2.0.2

We've made improvements on the onboarding flows to improve localizations, dynamic type support and to make it more consistent.

⌚️ Flick on Apple Watch

Flick is now available on Apple Watch.

You can check your tasks, browse your projects, see your planner, and make quick updates right from your wrist. It’s built to feel lightweight and useful when you just need to glance at what’s next or quickly adjust something on the go.

📱 A redesigned iPhone home

Flick 2.0 introduces a new compact home experience on iPhone.

The new layout is cleaner, more focused, and designed to help in keeping tasks and planner together in a single view. This makes it way easier to drag and drop tasks to the planner and understand what needs to be done right next to your schedule.

🗓️ New Up Next widget

We added a brand new Up Next widget to help you see what’s coming without opening the app.

It’s designed to surface the most relevant upcoming items from your plan so your next step is always easier to see.

📊 New stats and completion charts

You can now track your progress with a dedicated stats page, which includes new task completion charts and progress views so you can better understand your habits over time and see how consistently you’re getting things done.

✨ More polish everywhere

• Better event editing: Creating and editing events now feels smoother, clearer, and more reliable, with better handling for details like attendees, calendars, and scheduling flows;

• Planner improvements: From layout refinements to interaction improvements, Flick 2.0 makes planning feel smoother and more intuitive, especially on iPhone and larger screens;

• Better calendar syncing and reliability: better refresh behavior, smarter caching, more reliable Google Calendar handling, and a more solid foundation for keeping your schedule up to date;

• We also made improvements across settings, loading states, typography, widgets, and general UI details throughout the app.

🎉 Thank you!

Thank you for using Flick and helping shape where it goes next.

Flick 2.0 is a huge step forward, and there’s still a lot more coming.