Gesture Remote

Control supported video apps with hand gestures when touching the screen is inconvenient. Gesture Remote recognizes hand shapes using your front camera.

• Short-video mode: swipe up, down, left or right, and go back using finger counts.
• Video mode: next or previous video, seek forward or back 10 seconds, and go back.
• Volume mode: raise or lower media volume.
• Close and open your fist twice to switch modes. Make an OK sign to control playback; if the supported video app is not in front, the app opens it.
• Recognition tests, a check before starting, a movable mode icon and five color themes.
• Vision Eye is an optional lab feature, off by default. Blinks can substitute for one-finger and two-finger commands.

Camera images are processed only on your device and are not saved or transmitted. The recognition check shows hand and body skeletons and a face outline instead of the original image. No ads or account registration.

Accessibility API disclosure
This app uses the AccessibilityService API. After your consent and manual activation in system settings, it performs taps, swipes, Back actions and player-button actions triggered by your gestures, and displays a mode icon. It uses the foreground app package name, player positions and buttons, and temporary comparisons of screen text and descriptions, without saving or transmitting them. Its primary purpose is not disability support, and it is not designated as an accessibility tool. You can turn the service off in device accessibility settings at any time.

Front-camera and accessibility permissions are required. A camera foreground service keeps recognition available while you view another app. Stop it in the app or from its notification. Regular short-video and video commands run when a supported app selected in settings is in front. Support is limited to selected apps; behavior depends on the device and player layout.