Qick Score
A simple 0-100 score that estimates whether content looks worth your attention before you open it.
A content nutrition label for the internet.
Qick helps people pause before they click, watch, read or scroll. Paste or share a public link and Qick gives you a simple score for whether that content looks worth your attention.
Qick is built for the modern internet, where every video, article, post and image is designed to compete for your time. Instead of opening everything blindly, Qick gives you a quick read on the likely Value, Bait and Cost of the content before you decide what to do next.
Qick is not here to tell people what to think. It gives people a small moment of perspective before handing over their attention. A Qick Score helps users decide whether to open, skip or save something based on the public signals available at scoring time, such as titles, thumbnails, captions, descriptions, source information and visible metadata.
Qick it before you click it.
That means giving people a lightweight way to protect their time, mood and focus without quitting the internet or turning every choice into a lecture.
A simple 0-100 score that estimates whether content looks worth your attention before you open it.
Qick breaks content down into three simple signals: what you may gain, how hard it is trying to hook you, and what it may cost your attention.
Paste or share public links from videos, articles, social posts, images and web pages. Qick checks what it can access and gives a plain-English verdict.
Track what you checked, opened, skipped and saved, so your content habits become easier to see over time.
Qick Plus unlocks more daily Qicks, private image checks, goals, longer-term history and deeper attention patterns.
Qick is live. If you want to check content before it gets your attention, visit Qick and try it for free.
Visit Qick →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.
No. Qick is not a fact checker. It scores attention quality, not truth. It helps people decide whether content looks worth their time.
Qick is live at qickit.app and is available on web, iOS and Android.
Qick is free to start. Qick Plus unlocks more daily Qicks, private image checks, goals, longer-term history and deeper attention patterns.