Assistive Touch – Gestures

Use the on-screen Assistive Touch button to control your device with ease.
Assign frequently used actions such as Back and launching apps to tap, swipe, and draw gestures.

Gesture Options
• Single tap
• Double tap
• Long press
• Swipe up, down, left, or right
• Create your own draw gestures

Choose Your Actions
• Go Home, go Back, open recent apps, or switch to the previous app
• Launch apps and app shortcuts
• Lock the screen, take screenshots, open the power menu, or toggle the flashlight
• Open the notification panel, Quick Settings, or the app drawer
• Adjust media volume, mute audio, skip tracks, or play and pause
• Adjust screen brightness or toggle auto-rotate
• Launch the voice assistant or search the web
• Use split screen or show custom notifications
• And more
Some advanced features require a purchase.

Accessibility Service Use 🛡️
Assistive Touch uses the accessibility service only for the following purposes:
• Run actions assigned to gestures performed by the user
• Display the floating button and gesture visual effects
• Disable Assistive Touch in apps excluded by the user

No personal information is collected or shared through accessibility features.

Recent changes:
✨ Push the floating button past the screen edge to turn it into a bar.
✨ Added shortcuts to enable, disable, or toggle Assistive Touch from automation apps such as Tasker and MacroDroid.
🛠️ Fixed an issue where moving the button could be mistaken for a long press.