Assistive Touch: Quick Ball

Assistive Touch: Quick Ball is an accessibility tool that adds a floating button on screen so you can control your Android device with a single tap — no need to press physical hardware keys.

Designed for users who:

• Have difficulty pressing physical buttons (power, volume, home)

• Have limited hand mobility or motor impairments

• Use one-handed mode on large screen devices

• Need faster access to system functions without navigating menus

✨ Core accessibility features (powered by AccessibilityService)

🔒 Lock the device screen with one tap (replaces physical power button)

🔔 Open the notification shade (no swipe gesture needed)

⏻ Show the power / quick settings menu

📷 Capture screenshots (replaces hardware key combo)

📋 Open the recent apps screen

✨ Additional tools

🔊 Adjust volume, brightness, flashlight from the floating menu

📹 Screen recording for tutorials and gameplay

⭐ Quick-launch favorite apps and shortcuts

🎨 Customize button size, opacity, color, and panel layout

👆 Move the floating button anywhere on screen

🔐 Why the Accessibility Service permission is required

This app uses the Android Accessibility Service ONLY to perform the system actions listed above on your behalf when you tap the floating button. It does not read, collect, or transmit any screen content, user input, passwords, or personal data.

The permission is essential for the core floating-button functionality. You can grant or revoke it at any time via:

Settings → Accessibility → Installed apps → Assistive Touch

Built especially for users who prefer or need an alternative to physical hardware buttons. Make daily Android navigation easier, faster, and more comfortable.