Flick1.1.1

Hold ⌥ Space, flick the mouse toward an action, and release to open Flick’s radial command wheel. Its eight-slot layout can be switched among seven wheels, letting you build separate command sets for different workflows with one click between wheels.

Flick can launch, quit, hide, or toggle apps, and provides New Window and New Tab commands for the frontmost app. It arranges windows into halves, thirds, or quarters, maximizes, minimizes, or full-screens them, and opens Mission Control or Stage Manager. Files and folders can be opened, revealed in Finder, or sent to a chosen app, while other actions create folders, show hidden files, open one or twenty URLs, search with the default engine, or send links to a selected browser.

The wheel also captures the full screen, frontmost window, or a selection to the clipboard or a file, replays recorded keyboard shortcuts across applications, inserts snippets, pastes plain text, and transforms clipboard text by changing case or trimming it. It controls microphone mute, exact or incremental volume, media playback, screen locking, display sleep, keeping the computer awake, and Dark Mode, while shell scripts, AppleScript, Terminal commands, and Apple Shortcuts can be assigned or chained with repeats and delays.

This System Tools utility suits people who want fast keyboard-and-pointer control during app work, window arranging, browsing, editing, or automation. Flick 1.1.0 requires macOS 14 Sonoma or later on Intel or Apple Silicon Macs and needs Accessibility permission to detect its hotkey and track pointer movement. It is freeware, with one free wheel, all seven action categories, and every tuning option available indefinitely; a 30-day full Pro trial starts in Settings → License without a card or sign-up, after which Pro wheels and actions lock while the saved setup remains intact.