@andrea-cecchetto-ac Maybe this will help you
Flic to iOS Shortcuts integrations
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Run iOS Shortcuts with this!
I'm trying to implement volume support for Wiim devices via a Flic Twist. Wiims present as a generic UPnP media renderer, so sending them volume change commands is pretty trivial from the Twist. What I want to do is get the volume states back from those devices if another application changes their volume. UPnP uses the SUBSCRIBE HTTP verb with a supplied callback endpoint, which in this case is just the Flic Hub IP address. It looks like you guys restrict the specific verbs which we're allowed to specify. If you're able to allow this new verb, we can make a generic app that supports all UPnP media renderers for native volume control.
Had mine about a week and the battery is weak. Changed the battery and still noticed it stayed connected to MobileSheets on my M1 prorate iPad Pro. There is no way of getting a warning other than looking at a tinny light.
Have to manually disconnect it until they fix this. I stop recommending it to my many band mates. Regret purchasing.
Hey Flic community!
I just released TapShorts on the App Store — it's an iOS app purpose-built to connect your Flic 2 buttons to iOS Shortcuts.
Why I built this: I wanted a dead-simple, dedicated app for triggering iOS Shortcuts with my Flic 2. I wanted something laser-focused on the Shortcuts integration with a clean UI and curated templates.
What it does:
Connect your Flic 2 via Bluetooth Assign any iOS Shortcut to single press, double press, or long press 20+ pre-built shortcut templates across 5 categories (productivity, media, communication, smart home, accessibility) Background execution support Clean SwiftUI interfaceMy favorite use case — learning on the go:
I clip a Flic button to my jacket or bike handlebars while listening to a podcast or audiobook. When I hear a word or concept I don't understand, I single press the button to open AI voice mode, ask my question, learn something new — then double press to continue my podcast/audiobook. No fumbling with my phone, no stopping my run. It's like having a "curiosity button" that lets you learn in the moment without breaking your flow.
Other use cases:
Desk: focus timer, music control, DND toggle Bedside: lights, alarm, good night routine Car: send ETA, play playlist, hands-free calling Kitchen: cooking timers, shopping list, recipe podcasts Accessibility: emergency SOS, call caregiver, medication loggingFree tier: 1 button, single-press shortcuts
Pro ($1.99/mo): double press + long press actions
Would love feedback from fellow Flic users. What shortcuts are you running with your buttons?
Download: https://apps.apple.com/si/app/tapshorts/id6758866017