Yes, Flic App is free to download, however it contains in-app purchases or subscription offerings.
🤔 The Flic App app's quality is mixed. Some users are satisfied, while others report issues. Consider reading individual reviews for more context.
Flic App has several in-app purchases/subscriptions, the average in-app price is €0.99.
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2 out of 5
8 ratings in France
What a pile of hot shot. This is the wrist iot product ever created. Such sloppy engineering. Buttons constantly fail to work and flash randomly. Have a box of these buttons. I keep them as a reminder to never buy tech products without researching them first
Very disappointed, would not recommend this product.
Unsure if the last update introduced this bug, but as of the latest version, attempting to set an Advanced push and twist action for a Flic Twist immediately crashes the app.
The app crashes every time I click on Flic Twist advanced setup
Not sure where the problem is but had trouble connecting to Wi-Fi out of the gate. After force quitting I finally got it connected to the hub and now it can’t seem to find my Sonos speakers. Guess I’ll never know how good the buttons are
A dark mode would be much appreciated.
I have spent 9 hours the last two days trying to get everything to work. My 6 flic buttons and hun are unuseable after update I hard reset everything and delegated my home in home kit. Started from scratch…nothing I hate you flic.
The flic app on iPhone is no longer usable. I get past the terms & conditions switch but as soon as I enter my login info, the app crashes and when I reopen its back on the terms & conditions. I cannot log in to access my hub or buttons at all.
This is a great product. I use it with my hubs, with my iPhone and iPads. I have recently discovered its Universal feature, which allows my flic to simulate a keypress on my PC and using something like Autohotkey accomplish a lot of new things. I just wish their universal feature emulated a lot of ‘virtual’ keys, like F13 to F24. That way the hotkeys would not compete with software hotkeys. I would love to have emailed this suggestion, but Shortcut Labs does not publish any emails addresses. A dubious practice.
The Good: The buttons are great! The batteries have lasted for over a year so far, and get used daily. The Bluetooth range is excellent in a 3200sq home and has never let me down. If it doesn’t work, Homeseer has always been the culprit (shame on you Homeseer). Even so, Homeseer really expands the otherwise limited functionality of the buttons. The Bad: First off, for a company all about connectivity and networking - it should be able to find networked attached devices without asking for the password on the bottom of the device. Second, the app loses connection with the hub frequently while programming it. Lastly, why the forced portrait mode? I use the keyboard with an iPad Pro and switch back and forth between Homeseer and Flic to test things out. REALLY annoying.
