Flick: Swipe Email Cleaner

Swipe a bounded Gmail deck. On supported messages, confirm and submit the sender's advertised unsubscribe request; sender honor remains unverified. Includes 5 AI drafts.

Your inbox never says "done." Flick does. Swipe your Gmail one card at a time — archive junk, keep what matters, confirm one-click unsubscribe requests — and watch the deck count down to zero. Free to start.

Flick turns your inbox into a deck of cards. One email at a time, full screen, no endless list. Swipe left to archive. Swipe right to keep. Swipe up and AI drafts a reply for you — saved to your drafts, never sent. The deck counts down with every decision — and when it hits zero, Flick marks the end of that displayed slice:

You're caught up.

UNSUBSCRIBE WITH CONFIRMATION Moving a sender to a folder doesn't stop the mail — it just hides it. On supported messages, Flick asks for confirmation and submits the sender's advertised unsubscribe request. Sender processing is outside Flick, so the app does not claim every request will be honored. Flick can also help clear existing messages from that sender.

EMAIL THAT ENDS You don't have an email problem. You have an ending problem: your inbox never says "done." A conventional inbox can feel like a feed: refreshing and hard to finish. Flick is built like a deck: finite and countable. You watch 47 become 12 become 0 — then Flick marks that displayed slice complete. No pull-to-refresh rabbit hole. No doomscrolling your own mail.

AI REPLIES THAT WAIT FOR YOU Swipe up on an email that needs an answer and Flick drafts the reply. It lands in your drafts folder — Flick never sends email on your behalf. You review, you edit, you hit send. You stay the sender. Always.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN

• Works with Gmail via Google sign-in and the restricted gmail.modify permission
• Sign in with Apple supported
• Google describes gmail.modify as able to read, compose, send, and modify mail. Flick's current build does not expose or invoke Gmail Send; AI replies go to drafts.
• Your inbox stays yours; Flick helps you work through the displayed slice

HOW A SESSION FEELS Open Flick. The deck says 23. Left, left, right, swipe up for a draft, left… the number falls. After the displayed cards are decided: You're caught up. You put the phone down. That's the whole product.

QUESTIONS, ANSWERED Does Flick send email for me? No. Never. AI-drafted replies land in your drafts folder for you to review and send yourself. Is unsubscribe just a filter? No. On supported messages, Flick submits the sender's advertised unsubscribe request after you confirm. It cannot guarantee that every sender honors the request. Will Flick help me work toward inbox zero? Yes. The displayed deck is finite and counts down. "You're caught up" describes that displayed slice, not independently verified proof that an entire mailbox is empty. Does Flick work with Gmail? Yes. Connect a Gmail account with Google sign-in. The exact gmail.modify permission boundary and Flick's narrower no-Send behavior are described above. Flick is also on the web at app.flicked.email. Is there a free version? Yes — the swipe deck is free to use, and the free plan includes 5 AI drafts. Is Flick a full email client? Flick is a triage and cleanup tool: decide, archive, unsubscribe, and draft replies. It's built to end, not to keep you scrolling.

PLANS Flick is free to start, with 5 AI reply drafts included. Flick Lite and Flick Pro subscriptions unlock the full experience. Pro annual comes with a 7-day free trial, Pro monthly starts with an introductory first-week offer, and you can add a 100-draft top-up pack anytime.

Subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage or cancel anytime in your App Store account settings. Terms: https://flicked.email/terms Privacy: https://flicked.email/privacy

Your inbox is not a place to live. Work through a bounded batch and get on with your day.

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