Assistive Touch

Assistive Touch puts a small floating button on your screen that does the reaching for you. Tap it in any app to open a menu with Home, Back, Recents, screenshots, the flashlight, volume and more. It's made for big phones, one-handed use, and saving worn or broken hardware buttons.

★ ONE BUTTON, EVERY SHORTCUT
• Home, Back and Recents without the gesture bar
• Pull down notifications or quick settings from anywhere
• Lock the screen and take screenshots (Android 9 and newer)
• Open the power menu, split screen or Settings
• The button hides itself while a screenshot is taken, so it's never in the picture

★ QUICK SETTINGS IN ONE TAP
• Flashlight on and off
• Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, location and airplane mode
• Auto-rotate on or off
• Ring, vibrate or silent
• Volume up and down without touching the side keys

★ MAKE IT YOURS
• Pick the 9 shortcuts in your menu and put them in any order
• Choose what a single tap, double tap and long press do
• Pin your favorite apps to the menu and open them from anywhere
• Colors, icons, size and idle transparency
• Snap to the screen edge, drag it anywhere, gentle tap vibration

★ PREMIUM LOOKS AND PRO SHORTCUTS, FREE
Unlock premium colors and icons, plus Pro shortcuts (double tap, long press and up to 9 favorite apps), by watching a short video. No subscription and no payment.

★ LIGHT AND PRIVATE
• No "display over other apps" permission and no always-on notification
• No account and no sign-up

HOW IT WORKS: ACCESSIBILITY SERVICE
Assistive Touch uses Android's Accessibility Service API for two things only: to show the floating button on top of other apps, and to perform the actions you tap (Home, Back, Recents, notifications, quick settings, lock screen, screenshot, power menu). It does not read the content of your screen, does not record what you type, and does not collect or share personal data through this service. You turn it on yourself in Android's accessibility settings, and you can turn it off at any time.

Optional permissions are asked for only when you use the matching tile: "Modify system settings" for auto-rotate and "Do Not Disturb access" for silent mode.

Assistive Touch is free and supported by ads.