flickery
manage your flickr account - the Mac way!
Share.
Share your photos with ease.
Edit, add effects, tags, titles, descriptions and even locations to your photos and videos.
Organize.
Drag’n’drop simplicity.
Organize your photos and videos in photosets or goups, add items you like to your favorites.
Find.
Searcheth and thou shalt find.
Finding a particular shot has never been so easy. Either by text or by location, it is up to you!
Locate.
It’s all about location.
With Google Maps integrated right into flickery, you can easily locate shots or search by location.
Announce.
Go, tell it on the mountains.
Just uploaded new items? Found a great shot? Share it with iChat Theater, an eMail or twitter, right from within flickery.
Enjoy.
Built to please.
Whether you want to view items quickly or in high-res fullscreen, flickery gives you all the options you need.
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Reviews
Mac|Life
Flickery is faster, cleaner, and arguably an all-around better experience than Flickr. Frequent users shouldnât hesitate to drop $18 on this impressive software. […]
macstories.net
"If you love flickr and you have a Mac, Flickery will become your new favorite app." […]
BrightHub
Flickery is an application that shows a lot of potential and a great idea. The application is very usable and definitely a worthy purchase for a regular flickr user. […]
TotalApps
"... a massively useful application." […]
The Next Web
Wonderful. Giving the organisational capacity of Flickr, Flickery really does the best it can to make ordering your photos a breeze. […]
MacApper
flickery is a great desktop version of Flickr.com. It has almost all the features the Website has and a couple extra. […]
Macworld.com
flickery's a great application for both novice and serious Flickr users, it looks fantastic, and itâs very simple to use. […]
Smoking Apples
The verdict is yes! I found it easier to navigate within flickery than by using Flickrâs site. Itâs stable, feature rich, and user friendly. […]
TUAW
The search are excellent, and the additional features such as organizing sets and favorites make Flickery one of the best desktop Flickr experiences I've found […]
Appletell
For those of you who are regulars on Flickr, there is a wonderful new image client for Mac. Flickery, from Eternal Storms software, does it all. […]
Maciverse
Flickery quickly pulled a search of recently added photos to Flickr from various users. It quickly left an impression that the application was quick and capable. […]
TheAppleBlog
Overall, it is a great addition to the various flickr apps for the Mac. I can definitely see myself using flickery as a way to organize my flickr library. […]
ars technica
flickery is a Mac application that lets you carry out most Flickr tasks, including browsing, uploading, and tagging. It also lets you comment on and manage photos […]
AppleMatters
Flickery enables you to complete your uploading process without having to visit the site itself. So this application has a lot of promise for us dedicated Flickr users. […]
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5 Opinions
This is a nice looking feature rich piece of software, which has almost all features a flickr-software should have (what's missing is a definite button to uload pics as private. Also, the software is buggy like hell. It crashes when it comes to almost every action which goes beyond pure picture looking (say sorting to albums, changing permissions). So: there is much space for improvement, but it has the potential.
Precaching has definitely improved in current release. Much less tedious to use…
Not sure why I'm getting downvoted for legitimate complaints… The fact that it doesn't continue caching images in the background makes it incredibly slow to use… I'd actually be quite likely to use this software if this was fixed… I believe Photonic did some caching, I remember it being a much snappier piece of software. Anyway, the way flickery works right now, it simply isn't a smooth experience… Just too much waiting…
The license thing is probably less of a big deal to most, but as far as uploading goes, that is a deal-breaker in my case. But I'd still use flickery for browsing if it was just a bit more fluid and pleasant…Â
Fairly nice app, with plenty of drawbacks… Icon looks like it goes with a Dashboard Widget, not a full-blown app. Wish it would start downloading the 'next' in the background - that is, the next page of images in the broader view, or the next full-size image in image view… The crinkly-paper on the Get Info view is rather distracting, in my opinion, but that's a minor quibble.
Would be nice if upload gave options for license, but I don't recall any uploader that does, so perhaps it's a limitation in the API?