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Every way to save a link. Here's where Flick fits.
Notes apps, read-later apps, bookmark managers and emailing yourself all work. These pages compare them fairly, including when another app is the better pick.
Switching from another app
Pocket alternativePocket is gone. Your saves don't have to be.Pocket shut down in July 2025. Flick saves in one tap, imports your Pocket export, and sends each save as a card you'll actually read.Read moreInstapaper alternativeRead later, where you'll actually read it.Instapaper is a great reader. Flick sends saves to your inbox, where you already look.Read moreInboxIt alternativeEverything you liked about InboxIt, on every device.The same one-tap save to email, with clean subjects, on Android, iPhone and desktop.Read moreRaindrop.io alternativeLess bookmark manager. More found it again.Raindrop is a beautiful library. Flick is for people who never open their bookmarks.Read more
Flick next to the apps you already use
Flick vs. Google KeepGoogle Keep is for notes. Flick is for things you'll want back.Keep wins for lists and notes. Flick wins for links you want to find again.Read moreFlick vs. Apple NotesApple Notes is a notebook. Flick is a one-tap inbox.Notes wins for writing and scans. Flick wins for links, and works beyond Apple devices.Read more
Guides
Import your savesBring every old save with you.Import browser bookmarks, Pocket, Instapaper and Raindrop. Free, and nothing is emailed.Read moreEmail yourself linksEmail yourself a link in one tap, not six.The oldest save-for-later trick, minus the six steps and the subject that says "link".Read moreSave to Gmail from AndroidSave anything to Gmail from Android in one tap.Add Flick to Android's Share menu and send anything to Gmail with a clear subject.Read more
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