Switch your Magic devices between Macs instantly.
Seamlessly move your Magic Mouse, Keyboard, and Trackpad between any Macs on your local network. No iCloud, no hassle.
Free 14-day trial. Plans start at $14.99.
Minimal surface. Full control.
Designed to stay out of your way. LinkFlick lives in your menu bar, ready whenever you need to switch.
Your cluster is ready.
LinkFlick connects all your trusted Macs, instantly available for a switch.
One click to switch.
No cables, no dongles. Just a seamless hand-off of your controls.
Workflow followed you.
Everything is here. Simply continue exactly where you left off.
Native by design.
LinkFlick moves the physical hardware, not just the cursor. No iCloud, no network relays, no limits.
Native Pairing
LinkFlick re-pairs peripherals at the Bluetooth layer. The destination Mac sees a real Magic device, not a bridged input stream.
One click
Move keyboard, mouse, and trackpad to the other Mac in a single gesture.
No Apple ID required
Works between any two Macs on the same network. Personal and work. Different accounts. LinkFlick doesn't care.
Lives in your menu bar
No cursor drifting off the screen by accident. Explicit control that feels like a native part of macOS.
Every Magic peripheral.
Supports 1st and 2nd gen hardware. LinkFlick handles the hand-off so macOS doesn't have to.
Work starts when you plug in.
LinkFlick senses your power and display status. The moment you connect, your Magic devices follow.
Plug in. Power up.
The moment you connect power, LinkFlick wakes up and checks where your devices need to be.
Your devices are waiting.
A gentle nudge — your Magic Keyboard, Mouse, and Trackpad are still on another Mac. One tap brings them home.
Switching in progress.
LinkFlick hands off each device silently in the background. No pairing screens, no interruptions.
You're all set.
Everything followed you. Open your editor, pick up your mouse — right where you left off.
Simple pricing.
Pay once. Use forever. No subscriptions, no surprises.
Personal
Perfect for working between a laptop and a desktop at home.
Pro
For power users and those with a full multi-Mac setup.
Everything included in both plans
- 14-day free trial
- One-time purchase
- Free updates
- Auto device discovery
- Instant switching
- Battery level display
- Trusted peers
- No cloud or account required
Want to try first? Download the free 14-day trial — no credit card required.
System requirements: macOS 14 Sonoma or later · All Macs must be on the same local network
Questions answered.
Everything you need to know before you download.
Currently, LinkFlick supports Apple's Magic peripherals only: Magic Mouse, Magic Keyboard, and Magic Trackpad. This is intentional — these devices enter Bluetooth discovery mode automatically after unpairing, which allows LinkFlick to perform a silent re-pair on the other Mac without PIN codes or confirmation dialogs.
No. LinkFlick works at the Bluetooth and local network level — it has no dependency on iCloud or Apple ID. You can move your Magic Mouse between a personal MacBook and a work Mac Studio on different accounts without any configuration.
Typically 5–15 seconds. The time depends on how quickly macOS processes the Bluetooth pairing request internally. By the time you turn to face the other screen, your device is usually ready.
Yes. LinkFlick uses Bonjour to discover your Macs on the local subnet — no cloud servers are involved. Wi-Fi and Ethernet both work, as long as both Macs are on the same network.
Yes. LinkFlick must be running on each Mac you want to transfer devices between. The app runs as a lightweight menu bar extra — it uses almost no resources when idle.
On the free trial, you can connect up to 3 Macs (your local Mac plus 2 trusted peers). The Personal plan supports 3 Macs, and the Pro plan supports up to 5 Macs.
LinkFlick requires Bluetooth access (to repair devices) and Local Network access (to discover other Macs via Bonjour). It does not need administrator privileges, does not read keyboard input, and all communication stays within your home or office network — nothing is sent to the cloud.
If the destination Mac is unavailable, your devices stay connected to the current Mac. As soon as the other Mac wakes and LinkFlick reconnects, it reappears in the Flick List — ready for the next transfer.