LinkFlick
A macOS menu-bar utility for switching Bluetooth connections of a Magic Keyboard and Magic Mouse between multiple Macs with a single click. It supports custom keyboard shortcuts and Siri voice command triggers, and was developed by independent developer Roman Abramenko.
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LinkFlick is a tool independently built by developer Roman Abramenko.
LinkFlick received 66 upvotes after launching on Product Hunt, placing it at #16 on the day's leaderboard.
LinkFlick switches the active host between paired devices through software automation, enabling keyboard and mouse pairing to be switched across multiple Macs.
LinkFlick resides in the system as a menu bar app and offers two ways to trigger switching: custom keyboard shortcuts and Siri voice commands.
LinkFlick proactively alerts users before their Magic Mouse battery is about to run out.
The developer says LinkFlick is still rough around the edges in some places, but emphasizes that it works.
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LinkFlick is a tool independently built by developer Roman Abramenko.
50%UnverifiedLinkFlick switches the active host between paired devices through software automation, enabling keyboard and mouse pairing to be switched across multiple Macs.
50%UnverifiedLinkFlick resides in the system as a menu bar app and offers two ways to trigger switching: custom keyboard shortcuts and Siri voice commands.
50%UnverifiedLinkFlick proactively alerts users before their Magic Mouse battery is about to run out.
50%UnverifiedThe developer says LinkFlick is still rough around the edges in some places, but emphasizes that it works.
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