ABOUT QICK
Qick helps you pause before you click, watch, read or scroll. Paste a public link, share content to Qick, or use private image checks with Qick Plus, and Qick gives you a simple score for whether that content looks worth your attention.
Qick is a check-before-you-click app for links, videos, articles, social posts and images.
It gives content a Qick Score from 0 to 100, then breaks that score into three simple signals: Value, Bait and Cost. The goal is not to shame your scrolling. The goal is to help you make a better choice before your attention disappears into another tab, feed or rabbit hole.
Qick looks at the visible public information around a piece of content, such as the title, description, thumbnail, source, platform, caption or preview image when available.
Qick does not need to replace your judgement. It gives you a quick read before you decide what to do next.
A Qick Score is a 0–100 signal for whether a piece of content looks worth your attention.
Higher scores generally mean the content looks more useful, thoughtful, practical or genuinely worthwhile. Lower scores suggest the content may be more bait-heavy, low-value or costly to your focus, time or mood.
How much you are likely to gain from the content.
How strongly the content tries to pull you in with hype, curiosity, outrage or manipulation.
How much time, focus, mood or attention the content may take from you.
The internet is very good at getting clicks. It is not always good at respecting attention.
A headline can look urgent. A thumbnail can look irresistible. A post can feel important for three seconds and pointless ten minutes later.
Qick exists for that small moment before the click. It helps you ask:
Is this actually worth my attention?
Add a public video, article, image or social post.
Qick looks at available public signals such as title, source, description, thumbnail, caption and visible metadata.
You get a simple score, a short verdict and the Value, Bait and Cost breakdown.
Open it, skip it, save it for later, or mark how it felt afterwards.
Over time, Qick helps you see what you checked, opened, skipped and regretted.
Qick Free helps you check content daily and see your current-week activity.
Qick Plus unlocks more daily Qicks, private screenshot/image checks, attention goals, longer-term history, Month+ trends, personal signals and deeper patterns in My Qicks.
Free helps you use Qick today.
Qick Plus helps you understand your attention over time.
Qick does not claim that content is true or false. It is not a medical, legal, financial or safety authority.
Qick scores content based on attention quality signals: usefulness, bait, likely cost and visible context. It helps you decide whether something looks worth your time. It does not replace your own judgement or independent verification.
Qick is built to help you understand your own content habits. Your personal Qick history, private checks, notes, ratings and goals are part of your private account experience.
Public link scores may be reused to avoid rescoring the same public content unnecessarily. Private screenshots, private logs and personal history are treated as user-specific.
Qick is for people who want a little more control before they click.
Qick is for people who:
Qick is not about quitting the internet. It is about using your attention more intentionally.
Qick is an independent product by Blanktriangle, built for people who want a clearer relationship with online content.
Qick it before you click it.
Qick is a check-before-you-click app that scores links, videos, articles, social posts and images before you spend your attention on them.
A Qick Score is a 0–100 score that estimates whether content looks worth your attention based on Value, Bait and Cost.
Yes. Qick can score YouTube videos and Shorts using public signals such as the title, channel, thumbnail and visible metadata.
Yes. Qick can score public articles and web pages using visible information such as title, description, source and preview metadata.
Qick supports public social posts where enough public preview information is available. Private or login-only content may require a private screenshot/image check with Qick Plus.
No. Qick is not a fact checker. It scores attention quality, not truth. It helps you decide whether content looks worth your time.
Qick has a free plan for daily content checks. Qick Plus unlocks more daily Qicks, private image checks, goals, longer-term history and deeper attention patterns.
Value measures likely usefulness. Bait measures how strongly content tries to pull you in. Cost measures the likely attention, time, mood or focus cost.
See Qick Plus, read the Blog, or review the Privacy Policy.