Hi Domen,
Thanks. I’m based in Italy and unfortunately I’m not able to download the app from the App Store.
Is there any way to make the app available on the Italian App Store?
Thanks,
Andrea
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
I had an issue with my Flic 2 buttons where they would occasionally stop responding. When pressing the button, it flashed red three times and nothing happened.
At first, I suspected a Bluetooth or Hub issue. My Hub is running firmware 4.6.0, and moving the button closer to the Hub didn’t make any difference. I had also recently replaced the battery.
What finally seems to have solved the problem was cleaning the battery contacts.
I carefully applied a small amount of Griffon contact spray to the battery contacts using a cotton swab. Since doing this, the buttons have been working reliably again and I haven’t seen the three red flashes anymore.
I suspect there may have been some oxidation or contamination on the battery contacts, causing an intermittent power connection.
So, if you’re experiencing three red flashes on a Flic 2, even after replacing the battery, it may be worth checking and carefully cleaning the battery contacts.
Hopefully this helps someone else!