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Get Flick for your Mac.

A small menu bar app that puts every open window one keystroke away. Here's what it needs and how setup goes.

Flick 1.0 is coming soonNothing to download just yet. Email us and we'll let you know when it's ready.

System requirements.

Flick runs quietly in your menu bar. The only permission it asks for is Accessibility, which macOS requires for switching windows.

The first time you open Flick, a short welcome window walks you through setup.

Drag Flick into your Applications folder and open it from there. It lives in your menu bar; a Dock icon shows only while setup or Settings is open.

Click Grant Accessibility Permissions, then turn on Flick in System Settings › Privacy & Security › Accessibility. No restart needed.

Your windows appear, most recent first, with the previous one already selected. Each tap of Tab moves down. Let go to switch.

Use the free version for as long as you like. When you want every window, buy a license once.

Switches between your 5 most recent windows. It never expires, and there's no account to create.

Unlocks every window. Pay once: $9.49 for 1 Mac, $12.49 for 2 or $16.49 for 3, with all 1.x updates included. See pricing

No account and no analytics. Window titles are read only to draw the list, and are never saved or sent anywhere.

Everything Flick 1.0 includes, and what's on the roadmap after it.

From $9.49, with no subscription.