The size and shape of a house key.
Clever and lightweight.
The QuicKey have the functionality of a basic multi-tool and none of the bulkiness.
In short, they do everything but open a door.
Most people use their keys for opening more than just doors.
In a pinch, we use them to pop tags off of our clothes,
to open a new box from Amazon, to slice open letters,
to cut twine and scratch the foil off of lottery tickets.
Keys aren't designed to do any of these things,
but as the only jagged, slightly sharp metal object we have on us at all times,
it tends to do double duty as a sort of slapdash Swiss Army knife.
Quickey is a multi-tool that looks like a key,
hangs on your keychain and is designed to open everything but doors.
In a single stainless-steel design,
the Quickey allows you to do everything from cut coupons,
divide pills, pull out staples, open beer bottles,
bust open clamshell packaging, and more.
Multi-tools are typically overkill and cumbersome.
For a large number of life's little tasks,
the Quickey is perfect and WAY better than car keys.
What makes the Quickey brilliant is the way it folds
all of this functionality into a single design.
Contained in a two-inch piece of metal are a bottle opener,
file, flat head screwdriver, serrated sawing edge, and scoring point.
That's a lot of functionality in a very svelte package.
The Quickey is made of 304 Stainless steel, die cast and polished.
It is rugged and designed to last a lifetime.
It weighs a mere 20 grams. It will never rust.
You can pass it on to your children and your children's children.
