Make Life Easier with the ‘Flic’ of a Button

A small black Flic smart button with the word "flic" on it lies on a wooden surface next to a silver star made of wire, ready to help with life automation.

As a blogger and someone that works online and on my phone a lot, I love finding ways to save time when working. It’s hard to manage my time when I have deadlines to meet and all those little tedious tasks take an age to complete so I end up behind.

The one part of blogging I hate is editing. Not so much images as I can do the most of them from my phone, but videos. There’s nothing worse than having to press play whilst filming on my phone and then running across the room to get into position for the shoot. That all then needs editing out and that’s what takes forever. Constantly going back and forth to the camera to stop and start recording.

So, when I read that Flic could help with this, and many other parts of my life, I knew that I wanted to give it a try.

A white smartphone on a wooden surface displays the Flic app, highlighting its smart button capabilities. Beside it, a small, round, black Flic button sits ready for convenient smart home control.

Flic is the world’s first do anything smart button. It is designed to act as a shortcut to many popular apps and functions on a smartphone, including the camera function. Perfect for using in the home, workplace or car, the Flic button bypasses the need for a smarphone to allow anyone (regardless of age of tech know-how) to interact and control the apps they use.

There are many great ways to using the Flic Button to help around the home, and much more, and this video here shows a few of them. 

It’s amazing how to easy it is to integrate smart technology in every room of the house. Just get your Flic Button, download the Flic App and connect them together using Bluetooth. You can then set three different functions at any one time (by pressing the Flic once, twice or holding it down), for each Flic Button you own.

A smartphone displaying the Flic app sits on a wooden surface next to a small round black Flic smart button, ready to control camera, alarm, and Spotify—perfect for seamless smart home integration.

So, what can you connect to the Flic Button?


The camera functions (including Snapchat) so you can use the Flic to take a photo, or video, when you aren’t near your phone. Perfect for someone like me who needs to keep stopping and starting my video recordings.

You can set it up to be your snooze button so you don’t even have to get out of bed to turn your phone off. This is a good one for me as my phone charges at the other end of my room and now it means that I no longer have to jump up and out of bed to turn the alarm off – I can snooze back off to sleep instead!

It can connect to Skype and is compatible with Philips Hue and LIFX smartbulbs, pressing the Flic button will ensure that anyone in the house is able to dim the lights whilst snuggling down to a movie.

A boy wearing glasses holds a small round Flic button in his hand and looks at a mobile propped up on a wooden surface, with a decorative lantern beside it, hinting at smart home automation.
So easy, even a child can use it!

Spotify is one of my favourites as you can set the Flic to start playing a certain playlist without having to search for it on your phone. You can also use the Flic to start, stop or fast forward tracks. 


You can even order food through certain apps. Just download the Dominos app and simply stick the Flic button on the fridge and when hunger strikes, just press Flic once and a Pepperoni pizza will automatically be ordered and delivered without hungry homeowners having to do anything else but sit back and wait for the delivery man. (you can obviously change to your pizza preferences too).
With hundred of different functions available, the Flic button can do just about anything. Priced at £29.99 the Flic button is available from Flic.io

10 thoughts on “Make Life Easier with the ‘Flic’ of a Button”

  1. I'd never heard of this before – sounds wonderful. I do worry about Smart gadgets etc. being hacked and going an "in" to the home network.

    Hazel Rea – @beachrambler

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