I have a habit of closing down iphone apps to save battery. But since the Flic app have to run for the buttons to work properly, the Flic app should be converted for the new Apple TV that has a app store. It shouldn't be too hard.

So no need for phone or tablet, for when you have a house sitter things still work!

- so no phone is required and actions can be set on an owner or flic hosted website!

I would be really glad if it was possible to let my Raspberry pi connect to the Flic-button instead of my phone.
In that way the automation would work even if I am not at home.

Homey is an awesome new home automation controller with an insane amount of supported protocols (z-wave, zigbee, wifi, IR, etc etc) which could benefit from integration with a device like this.

Connect Flic to stationary hardware as well. Another million uses for Bluetooth-equipped computers. No long arms needed to turn on music when You stand over by the copier.

Press button upon entering the office, shut off surveillance webcam and open browser by the time You reach Your desk.

Basically the same stuff as with mobile devices. Pure work luxury, impressed staff, elegant moves.....

one click sends you location, takes a picture and makes a call to a chosen person that can call for help while listening to whats happening.

Stick one on my door and when someone comes to my house it notifies both my iPhone, iPad, iMac, etc that someone is at the door.

I would like to use one Flic to be configured differently depending on when or where it is used. Imagine even the same Flic for different circumstances or places e.g. in the car driving vs at home vs at work.

use flic for the newly released do button-apps from ifttt to have a physical representation of the virtual one-button-concept

I do stuff with BTLE on Linux. I have written an interface to the TI SensorTAG so I can read out values. Would like to use Flic in a similar way. Just publish all the BTLE UUIDs etc.

First click: turn lights red and start the song
Second click: go back to previous state

Make it compatible with Apple's Homekit to take advantage of older, existing home automation systems and their newly created Homekit bridges. (e.g. Insteon) This will greatly increase the number of devices it could control.

I have invested in smartbulbs; lightbulbs that you can turn on and off with your smartphone. The problem is that you don't always bring your smartphone everywhere you go. And what if the batteries are out? What if you forget your phone at work? Old light switches just worked.

I would like to simply replace my existing light switches with Flic buttons. That way my lights start working like normal people expect them to.

It isn't groundbreaking, but its extremely useful.

Include a fingerprint sensor so that no one misuses it while you're sleeping. For example if you have set it to call your girlfriend, your parents dont access it while you are away. Or if you have a troublesome brother, he doesnt changes the light pattern you've set your room to. Or if you want to listen to a specific music, no one turns it off. And many more.