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A voice-driven, screen-aware AI companion that lives in the corner of your screen. Hold a hotkey, talk to it, and a little blue cursor flies across your display to point at whatever it's referring to.

Inspired by Clicky by Farza (github.com/farzaa/clicky). Clicky is the original idea — a macOS-only Swift app. Flicky is an independent reimagining built from scratch in Electron so the same experience can run on Windows, macOS, and Linux. All credit for the original concept, the pointing-cursor interaction, and the "vibe" goes to Farza. If you're on a Mac, go check out the original — it's great.

What Flicky adds on top of the original idea

  • Cross-platform — Windows, macOS, and Linux from a single Electron codebase.
  • A second reasoning provider — pick between Anthropic Claude (Opus / Sonnet 4.6) and OpenAI (GPT-5, GPT-5 mini, GPT-4o) on the fly.
  • More ElevenLabs voices — full voice catalog, plus per-voice speed and stability sliders.
  • Local chat history — every conversation is stored on your machine, browsable from the panel, never uploaded.
  • Long-running context management — auto-compacts older messages into a summary near a configurable token budget so a single conversation can run forever without blowing up the context window.
  • Customizable push-to-talk shortcut — capture any key combination from the UI; the global shortcut re-registers live.
  • Three transcription options — Groq Whisper Large v3 / v3 Turbo with one-click switching.
  • Multiple reasoning depths — off / low / medium / high "extended thinking" toggle.
  • Multi-display aware overlay — the blue cursor follows your real mouse across monitors.
  • Provider key management — separate, encrypted local storage for each provider's API key with one-click validation.

The core loop — hold the hotkey, ask anything, see the blue cursor point — is faithful to Farza's original.

Running locally

Requires Bun (or npm) and Node 20+.

bun install
bun run dev

That starts the TypeScript watcher for the main process and Vite for the renderer. Launch the Electron app from a separate terminal once the dev servers are up:

bun run start

Building installers

bun run package # current platform
bun run package:win # Windows .exe (NSIS)
bun run package:mac # macOS .dmg + .zip (universal)
bun run package:linux # AppImage + .deb

Releases are also produced automatically by GitHub Actions on every v* tag — see .github/workflows/build.yml.

Configuration

You'll need API keys for the providers you want to use:

  • Anthropic or OpenAI — reasoning
  • ElevenLabs — text-to-speech
  • Groq — speech-to-text

Add them in the panel under Mind, Voice, and Ear. Keys are stored locally with platform-appropriate encryption — they never leave your machine except in API calls to the relevant provider.

License

MIT — see LICENSE.

The original Clicky project is the intellectual seed for this work; Flicky is an independent implementation and does not bundle or redistribute Clicky's source. If you like what's here, please also star Farza's repo.

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Flicky
A voice-driven, screen-aware AI companion that lives in the corner of your screen. Hold a hotkey, talk to it, and a little blue cursor flies across your display to point at whatever it's referring to.
Inspired by Clicky by Farza (github.com/farzaa/clicky).
Clicky is the original idea — a macOS-only Swift app. Flicky is an independent reimagining built from scratch in Electron so the same experience can run on Windows, macOS, and Linux. All credit for the original concept, the pointing-cursor interaction, and the "vibe" goes to Farza. If you're on a Mac, go check out the original — it's great.
What Flicky adds on top of the original idea
  • Cross-platform — Windows, macOS, and Linux from a single Electron codebase.
  • A second reasoning provider — pick between Anthropic Claude (Opus / Sonnet 4.6) and OpenAI (GPT-5, GPT-5 mini, GPT-4o) on the fly.
  • More ElevenLabs voices — full voice catalog, plus per-voice speed and stability sliders.
  • Local chat history — every conversation is stored on your machine, browsable from the panel, never uploaded.
  • Long-running context management — auto-compacts older messages into a summary near a configurable token budget so a single conversation can run forever without blowing up the context window.
  • Customizable push-to-talk shortcut — capture any key combination from the UI; the global shortcut re-registers live.
  • Three transcription options — Groq Whisper Large v3 / v3 Turbo with one-click switching.
  • Multiple reasoning depths — off / low / medium / high "extended thinking" toggle.
  • Multi-display aware overlay — the blue cursor follows your real mouse across monitors.
  • Provider key management — separate, encrypted local storage for each provider's API key with one-click validation.
The core loop — hold the hotkey, ask anything, see the blue cursor point — is faithful to Farza's original.
Running locally
Requires Bun (or npm) and Node 20+.
bun install
bun run dev
That starts the TypeScript watcher for the main process and Vite for the renderer. Launch the Electron app from a separate terminal once the dev servers are up:
bun run start
Building installers
bun run package # current platform
bun run package:win # Windows .exe (NSIS)
bun run package:mac # macOS .dmg + .zip (universal)
bun run package:linux # AppImage + .deb
Releases are also produced automatically by GitHub Actions on every v* tag — see .github/workflows/build.yml.
Configuration
You'll need API keys for the providers you want to use:
  • Anthropic or OpenAI — reasoning
  • ElevenLabs — text-to-speech
  • Groq — speech-to-text
Add them in the panel under Mind, Voice, and Ear. Keys are stored locally with platform-appropriate encryption — they never leave your machine except in API calls to the relevant provider.
License
MIT — see LICENSE.
The original Clicky project is the intellectual seed for this work; Flicky is an independent implementation and does not bundle or redistribute Clicky's source. If you like what's here, please also star Farza's repo.
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Flicky
A voice-driven, screen-aware AI companion that lives in the corner of your screen. Hold a hotkey, talk to it, and a little blue cursor flies across your display to point at whatever it's referring to.
Inspired by Clicky by Farza (github.com/farzaa/clicky).
Clicky is the original idea — a macOS-only Swift app. Flicky is an independent reimagining built from scratch in Electron so the same experience can run on Windows, macOS, and Linux. All credit for the original concept, the pointing-cursor interaction, and the "vibe" goes to Farza. If you're on a Mac, go check out the original — it's great.
What Flicky adds on top of the original idea
  • Cross-platform — Windows, macOS, and Linux from a single Electron codebase.
  • A second reasoning provider — pick between Anthropic Claude (Opus / Sonnet 4.6) and OpenAI (GPT-5, GPT-5 mini, GPT-4o) on the fly.
  • More ElevenLabs voices — full voice catalog, plus per-voice speed and stability sliders.
  • Local chat history — every conversation is stored on your machine, browsable from the panel, never uploaded.
  • Long-running context management — auto-compacts older messages into a summary near a configurable token budget so a single conversation can run forever without blowing up the context window.
  • Customizable push-to-talk shortcut — capture any key combination from the UI; the global shortcut re-registers live.
  • Three transcription options — Groq Whisper Large v3 / v3 Turbo with one-click switching.
  • Multiple reasoning depths — off / low / medium / high "extended thinking" toggle.
  • Multi-display aware overlay — the blue cursor follows your real mouse across monitors.
  • Provider key management — separate, encrypted local storage for each provider's API key with one-click validation.
The core loop — hold the hotkey, ask anything, see the blue cursor point — is faithful to Farza's original.
Running locally
Requires Bun (or npm) and Node 20+.
bun install
bun run dev
That starts the TypeScript watcher for the main process and Vite for the renderer. Launch the Electron app from a separate terminal once the dev servers are up:
bun run start
Building installers
bun run package # current platform
bun run package:win # Windows .exe (NSIS)
bun run package:mac # macOS .dmg + .zip (universal)
bun run package:linux # AppImage + .deb
Releases are also produced automatically by GitHub Actions on every v* tag — see .github/workflows/build.yml.
Configuration
You'll need API keys for the providers you want to use:
  • Anthropic or OpenAI — reasoning
  • ElevenLabs — text-to-speech
  • Groq — speech-to-text
Add them in the panel under Mind, Voice, and Ear. Keys are stored locally with platform-appropriate encryption — they never leave your machine except in API calls to the relevant provider.
License
MIT — see LICENSE.
The original Clicky project is the intellectual seed for this work; Flicky is an independent implementation and does not bundle or redistribute Clicky's source. If you like what's here, please also star Farza's repo.
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Clicky but for PC also.
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Flicky
A voice-driven, screen-aware AI companion that lives in the corner of your screen. Hold a hotkey, talk to it, and a little blue cursor flies across your display to point at whatever it's referring to.
Inspired by Clicky by Farza (github.com/farzaa/clicky).
Clicky is the original idea — a macOS-only Swift app. Flicky is an independent reimagining built from scratch in Electron so the same experience can run on Windows, macOS, and Linux. All credit for the original concept, the pointing-cursor interaction, and the "vibe" goes to Farza. If you're on a Mac, go check out the original — it's great.
What Flicky adds on top of the original idea
  • Cross-platform — Windows, macOS, and Linux from a single Electron codebase.
  • A second reasoning provider — pick between Anthropic Claude (Opus / Sonnet 4.6) and OpenAI (GPT-5, GPT-5 mini, GPT-4o) on the fly.
  • More ElevenLabs voices — full voice catalog, plus per-voice speed and stability sliders.
  • Local chat history — every conversation is stored on your machine, browsable from the panel, never uploaded.
  • Long-running context management — auto-compacts older messages into a summary near a configurable token budget so a single conversation can run forever without blowing up the context window.
  • Customizable push-to-talk shortcut — capture any key combination from the UI; the global shortcut re-registers live.
  • Three transcription options — Groq Whisper Large v3 / v3 Turbo with one-click switching.
  • Multiple reasoning depths — off / low / medium / high "extended thinking" toggle.
  • Multi-display aware overlay — the blue cursor follows your real mouse across monitors.
  • Provider key management — separate, encrypted local storage for each provider's API key with one-click validation.
The core loop — hold the hotkey, ask anything, see the blue cursor point — is faithful to Farza's original.
Running locally
Requires Bun (or npm) and Node 20+.
bun install
bun run dev
That starts the TypeScript watcher for the main process and Vite for the renderer. Launch the Electron app from a separate terminal once the dev servers are up:
bun run start
Building installers
bun run package # current platform
bun run package:win # Windows .exe (NSIS)
bun run package:mac # macOS .dmg + .zip (universal)
bun run package:linux # AppImage + .deb
Releases are also produced automatically by GitHub Actions on every v* tag — see .github/workflows/build.yml.
Configuration
You'll need API keys for the providers you want to use:
  • Anthropic or OpenAI — reasoning
  • ElevenLabs — text-to-speech
  • Groq — speech-to-text
Add them in the panel under Mind, Voice, and Ear. Keys are stored locally with platform-appropriate encryption — they never leave your machine except in API calls to the relevant provider.
License
MIT — see LICENSE.
The original Clicky project is the intellectual seed for this work; Flicky is an independent implementation and does not bundle or redistribute Clicky's source. If you like what's here, please also star Farza's repo.
About
Clicky but for PC also.
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Flicky
A voice-driven, screen-aware AI companion that lives in the corner of your screen. Hold a hotkey, talk to it, and a little blue cursor flies across your display to point at whatever it's referring to.
Inspired by Clicky by Farza (github.com/farzaa/clicky).
Clicky is the original idea — a macOS-only Swift app. Flicky is an independent reimagining built from scratch in Electron so the same experience can run on Windows, macOS, and Linux. All credit for the original concept, the pointing-cursor interaction, and the "vibe" goes to Farza. If you're on a Mac, go check out the original — it's great.
What Flicky adds on top of the original idea
  • Cross-platform — Windows, macOS, and Linux from a single Electron codebase.
  • A second reasoning provider — pick between Anthropic Claude (Opus / Sonnet 4.6) and OpenAI (GPT-5, GPT-5 mini, GPT-4o) on the fly.
  • More ElevenLabs voices — full voice catalog, plus per-voice speed and stability sliders.
  • Local chat history — every conversation is stored on your machine, browsable from the panel, never uploaded.
  • Long-running context management — auto-compacts older messages into a summary near a configurable token budget so a single conversation can run forever without blowing up the context window.
  • Customizable push-to-talk shortcut — capture any key combination from the UI; the global shortcut re-registers live.
  • Three transcription options — Groq Whisper Large v3 / v3 Turbo with one-click switching.
  • Multiple reasoning depths — off / low / medium / high "extended thinking" toggle.
  • Multi-display aware overlay — the blue cursor follows your real mouse across monitors.
  • Provider key management — separate, encrypted local storage for each provider's API key with one-click validation.
The core loop — hold the hotkey, ask anything, see the blue cursor point — is faithful to Farza's original.
Running locally
Requires Bun (or npm) and Node 20+.
bun install
bun run dev
That starts the TypeScript watcher for the main process and Vite for the renderer. Launch the Electron app from a separate terminal once the dev servers are up:
bun run start
Building installers
bun run package # current platform
bun run package:win # Windows .exe (NSIS)
bun run package:mac # macOS .dmg + .zip (universal)
bun run package:linux # AppImage + .deb
Releases are also produced automatically by GitHub Actions on every v* tag — see .github/workflows/build.yml.
Configuration
You'll need API keys for the providers you want to use:
  • Anthropic or OpenAI — reasoning
  • ElevenLabs — text-to-speech
  • Groq — speech-to-text
Add them in the panel under Mind, Voice, and Ear. Keys are stored locally with platform-appropriate encryption — they never leave your machine except in API calls to the relevant provider.
License
MIT — see LICENSE.
The original Clicky project is the intellectual seed for this work; Flicky is an independent implementation and does not bundle or redistribute Clicky's source. If you like what's here, please also star Farza's repo.
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Flicky
A voice-driven, screen-aware AI companion that lives in the corner of your screen. Hold a hotkey, talk to it, and a little blue cursor flies across your display to point at whatever it's referring to.
Inspired by Clicky by Farza (github.com/farzaa/clicky).
Clicky is the original idea — a macOS-only Swift app. Flicky is an independent reimagining built from scratch in Electron so the same experience can run on Windows, macOS, and Linux. All credit for the original concept, the pointing-cursor interaction, and the "vibe" goes to Farza. If you're on a Mac, go check out the original — it's great.
What Flicky adds on top of the original idea
  • Cross-platform — Windows, macOS, and Linux from a single Electron codebase.
  • A second reasoning provider — pick between Anthropic Claude (Opus / Sonnet 4.6) and OpenAI (GPT-5, GPT-5 mini, GPT-4o) on the fly.
  • More ElevenLabs voices — full voice catalog, plus per-voice speed and stability sliders.
  • Local chat history — every conversation is stored on your machine, browsable from the panel, never uploaded.
  • Long-running context management — auto-compacts older messages into a summary near a configurable token budget so a single conversation can run forever without blowing up the context window.
  • Customizable push-to-talk shortcut — capture any key combination from the UI; the global shortcut re-registers live.
  • Three transcription options — Groq Whisper Large v3 / v3 Turbo with one-click switching.
  • Multiple reasoning depths — off / low / medium / high "extended thinking" toggle.
  • Multi-display aware overlay — the blue cursor follows your real mouse across monitors.
  • Provider key management — separate, encrypted local storage for each provider's API key with one-click validation.
The core loop — hold the hotkey, ask anything, see the blue cursor point — is faithful to Farza's original.
Running locally
Requires Bun (or npm) and Node 20+.
bun install
bun run dev
That starts the TypeScript watcher for the main process and Vite for the renderer. Launch the Electron app from a separate terminal once the dev servers are up:
bun run start
Building installers
bun run package # current platform
bun run package:win # Windows .exe (NSIS)
bun run package:mac # macOS .dmg + .zip (universal)
bun run package:linux # AppImage + .deb
Releases are also produced automatically by GitHub Actions on every v* tag — see .github/workflows/build.yml.
Configuration
You'll need API keys for the providers you want to use:
  • Anthropic or OpenAI — reasoning
  • ElevenLabs — text-to-speech
  • Groq — speech-to-text
Add them in the panel under Mind, Voice, and Ear. Keys are stored locally with platform-appropriate encryption — they never leave your machine except in API calls to the relevant provider.
License
MIT — see LICENSE.
The original Clicky project is the intellectual seed for this work; Flicky is an independent implementation and does not bundle or redistribute Clicky's source. If you like what's here, please also star Farza's repo.
About
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Flicky
A voice-driven, screen-aware AI companion that lives in the corner of your screen. Hold a hotkey, talk to it, and a little blue cursor flies across your display to point at whatever it's referring to.
Inspired by Clicky by Farza (github.com/farzaa/clicky).
Clicky is the original idea — a macOS-only Swift app. Flicky is an independent reimagining built from scratch in Electron so the same experience can run on Windows, macOS, and Linux. All credit for the original concept, the pointing-cursor interaction, and the "vibe" goes to Farza. If you're on a Mac, go check out the original — it's great.
What Flicky adds on top of the original idea
  • Cross-platform — Windows, macOS, and Linux from a single Electron codebase.
  • A second reasoning provider — pick between Anthropic Claude (Opus / Sonnet 4.6) and OpenAI (GPT-5, GPT-5 mini, GPT-4o) on the fly.
  • More ElevenLabs voices — full voice catalog, plus per-voice speed and stability sliders.
  • Local chat history — every conversation is stored on your machine, browsable from the panel, never uploaded.
  • Long-running context management — auto-compacts older messages into a summary near a configurable token budget so a single conversation can run forever without blowing up the context window.
  • Customizable push-to-talk shortcut — capture any key combination from the UI; the global shortcut re-registers live.
  • Three transcription options — Groq Whisper Large v3 / v3 Turbo with one-click switching.
  • Multiple reasoning depths — off / low / medium / high "extended thinking" toggle.
  • Multi-display aware overlay — the blue cursor follows your real mouse across monitors.
  • Provider key management — separate, encrypted local storage for each provider's API key with one-click validation.
The core loop — hold the hotkey, ask anything, see the blue cursor point — is faithful to Farza's original.
Running locally
Requires Bun (or npm) and Node 20+.
bun install
bun run dev
That starts the TypeScript watcher for the main process and Vite for the renderer. Launch the Electron app from a separate terminal once the dev servers are up:
bun run start
Building installers
bun run package # current platform
bun run package:win # Windows .exe (NSIS)
bun run package:mac # macOS .dmg + .zip (universal)
bun run package:linux # AppImage + .deb
Releases are also produced automatically by GitHub Actions on every v* tag — see .github/workflows/build.yml.
Configuration
You'll need API keys for the providers you want to use:
  • Anthropic or OpenAI — reasoning
  • ElevenLabs — text-to-speech
  • Groq — speech-to-text
Add them in the panel under Mind, Voice, and Ear. Keys are stored locally with platform-appropriate encryption — they never leave your machine except in API calls to the relevant provider.
License
MIT — see LICENSE.
The original Clicky project is the intellectual seed for this work; Flicky is an independent implementation and does not bundle or redistribute Clicky's source. If you like what's here, please also star Farza's repo.
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GitHub - pango07/flicky: Clicky but for PC also. · GitHub
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Flicky
A voice-driven, screen-aware AI companion that lives in the corner of your screen. Hold a hotkey, talk to it, and a little blue cursor flies across your display to point at whatever it's referring to.
Inspired by Clicky by Farza (github.com/farzaa/clicky).
Clicky is the original idea — a macOS-only Swift app. Flicky is an independent reimagining built from scratch in Electron so the same experience can run on Windows, macOS, and Linux. All credit for the original concept, the pointing-cursor interaction, and the "vibe" goes to Farza. If you're on a Mac, go check out the original — it's great.
What Flicky adds on top of the original idea
  • Cross-platform — Windows, macOS, and Linux from a single Electron codebase.
  • A second reasoning provider — pick between Anthropic Claude (Opus / Sonnet 4.6) and OpenAI (GPT-5, GPT-5 mini, GPT-4o) on the fly.
  • More ElevenLabs voices — full voice catalog, plus per-voice speed and stability sliders.
  • Local chat history — every conversation is stored on your machine, browsable from the panel, never uploaded.
  • Long-running context management — auto-compacts older messages into a summary near a configurable token budget so a single conversation can run forever without blowing up the context window.
  • Customizable push-to-talk shortcut — capture any key combination from the UI; the global shortcut re-registers live.
  • Three transcription options — Groq Whisper Large v3 / v3 Turbo with one-click switching.
  • Multiple reasoning depths — off / low / medium / high "extended thinking" toggle.
  • Multi-display aware overlay — the blue cursor follows your real mouse across monitors.
  • Provider key management — separate, encrypted local storage for each provider's API key with one-click validation.
The core loop — hold the hotkey, ask anything, see the blue cursor point — is faithful to Farza's original.
Running locally
Requires Bun (or npm) and Node 20+.
bun install
bun run dev
That starts the TypeScript watcher for the main process and Vite for the renderer. Launch the Electron app from a separate terminal once the dev servers are up:
bun run start
Building installers
bun run package # current platform
bun run package:win # Windows .exe (NSIS)
bun run package:mac # macOS .dmg + .zip (universal)
bun run package:linux # AppImage + .deb
Releases are also produced automatically by GitHub Actions on every v* tag — see .github/workflows/build.yml.
Configuration
You'll need API keys for the providers you want to use:
  • Anthropic or OpenAI — reasoning
  • ElevenLabs — text-to-speech
  • Groq — speech-to-text
Add them in the panel under Mind, Voice, and Ear. Keys are stored locally with platform-appropriate encryption — they never leave your machine except in API calls to the relevant provider.
License
MIT — see LICENSE.
The original Clicky project is the intellectual seed for this work; Flicky is an independent implementation and does not bundle or redistribute Clicky's source. If you like what's here, please also star Farza's repo.
About
Clicky but for PC also.
flicky.dev
Resources
Readme
License
Activity
Stars
40 stars
Watchers
1 watching
Forks
9 forks
Report repository
Releases
Packages
Contributors
Languages