There is a way, but only with custom buttons that you can order from us - go to flic.io/business to read more. With Flic 2, the Flic App will not be needed.

Thanks for the report, we're looking into it.

This is a feature that will be available in the nef Flic Hub LR. It is (very) likely that we'll add the functionality to the previous hub as well, as part of our Flic Hub SDK.

Either free or premium subscribers can download and convert Spotify songs, albums or playlists to MP3 with the help of this Spotify Music Converter, after downloading Spotify music as MP3 files, I can enjoy Spotify music offline with Free or Premium account, or transfer the downloaded Spotify music to any device for playing offline. Read the guide: How to Free Download Spotify Music for Android

It really deserves your trust. It helped me convert Apple music playlists to iPod nano, and I fell in love with it.

I assigned the ‘simulate home button pressed’ option in ‘phone control’. When assign this to single flic click it works as expected, if I delete this command then assign it to a double click then the response is as if I’ve double clicked the home button. Surely the action assigned to a single click should be identical if I assign the same action to a double click (provided I’ve deleted the single click option)? Bob

I have lots of songs already on Apple Music, now I want to switch playllist from Apple Music to iPod nano. I choose converting Apple Music songs to MP3 or FLAC at first, after getting the Apple Music songs as local files, and then sync the songs to my iPod nano by using iTunes. I have ever use this Apple Music Converter to convert Apple Music to MP3, FLAC, M4A, AAC, after downloading and convert Apple Music songs to MP3, I can easily transfer Apple Music playlist to Spotify App. I use a third party iPhone transfer tool to sync the songs from iTunes to iPod nano. In addition, you can also transfer Apple Music to your Android devices, MP3 player for playing offline.

@wanxiling good tools

@oskar I also think its really sad, that there was never any follow up considering developer access from your side although this was mentioned in the indiegogo. There you state "basically an advanced Linux computer, much like a better-looking Raspberry Pi, with a two separate Bluetooth controllers (yep, two)" but a bird (in this case the Raspberry Pi) in the hand is worth two in the bush. I would really appreciate having ssh access to the flic hub to do custom scripts. One way would be to provide a standalone linux version so you don't have to worry about security of the platform for yourself. Much like the solution you offer with the fliclib-linux-hci on github where you can run your own flic server. I was hoping this would happen with the flic hub too.

Thank you. That is good

It should work as long as you don't toggle Bluetooth, exit & enter airplane mode etc. At least that's what Apple says. If it doesn't work, then Apple has a bug.