flick

ACCESS YOUR PHONE FROM YOUR COMPUTER

Your phone's files,
on your computer.

Open your phone in a browser tab, or mount it as a drive in Finder, and copy files off — or back on — with no cloud sync and no cable.

Get it on the App Store See how it works ↓

Search for Flick File Transfer

NO CLOUD SYNCMOUNTS IN FINDERNO INSTALL
Accessing a phone's files from a computer with Flick

HOW YOU REACH IT

Two ways in, no cloud between.

01

In the browser

Enter the 6-character key at flick.gdlabs.xyz. List, download, and upload — no extension, no login, any browser.

02

As a drive in Finder

Run flick mount and your phone maps to ~/Flick over macOS WebDAV — no macFUSE. Use cp, open in any app, or script it. Read-only.

03

Direct when it can

Bytes go peer-to-peer over WebRTC when the network allows, so there's no upload-then-download wait — otherwise a relay that expires with the session.

HOW IT WORKS

Key in. Connect. Copy.

  1. 1

    Tap Share on your phone

    A 6-character key appears. Your phone stays reachable while the Share screen is open.

  2. 2

    Connect from your computer

    Open flick.gdlabs.xyz in a browser, or run flick <key> — or flick mount <key> — in a terminal.

  3. 3

    Copy what you need

    Download in the browser (and upload back), or cp straight from the mounted drive.

Your phoneFlickYour computer

NO ALWAYS-ON SERVER

Reachable only while you share.

There's no always-on server holding your library. Your phone is reachable only while the Share screen is open, through a 6-character key that expires within the hour. In peer-to-peer mode the bytes never touch a server; otherwise they pass through a relay that clears with the session.

  • ReachableOnly while sharing
  • Access key6 chars · expires ~1h
  • ReceivingFree · no account

Your phone, one key away.

Get it on the App Store

iPhone on the App Store · open in any browser · Mac CLI via Homebrew