NotchX - Notch Gesture Control

Transform your front camera cutout into a powerful, interactive touch button! NotchX turns the dead space around your camera notch or punch-hole into an intuitive shortcut trigger and floating menu.

With NotchX, simple taps and swipes on your camera cutout launch your favorite apps, control system navigation, and trigger quick actions instantly from any screen.

⚡ Supported Notch Gestures:

• Single Tap

• Double Tap

• Long Press

• Swipe Left / Swipe Right

• Swipe Down

🚀 Popular Actions & Shortcuts:

• System Navigation: Go Back, Go Home, or open Recent Apps.

• Reachability & Panels: Pull down Notification Shade or open Quick Settings without reaching to the very top of large screens.

• Utilities: One-tap Screenshot, Flashlight toggle, Auto-Rotate toggle, and Power Dialog.

• Notch Menu: Open an elegant frosted-glass floating dock of your favorite apps and tools directly from the punch-hole.

• Media Control: Play, pause, or skip music tracks.

📥 Notch Drop-Zone (Quick Stash):

Drag text, URLs, and links upward into the camera notch to stash them safely. Retrieve, copy, or auto-paste them into chat apps with one tap. Use the built-in system photo picker to safely add images to your stash shelf.

🛡️ Anti-Spy Iris Guard:

Get ambient cybernetic visual reticle alerts around your front camera whenever any background app accesses your camera or microphone sensors.

🔒 Accessibility Service API Usage & Privacy:

NotchX uses the Android AccessibilityService API solely to create a touch-receptive overlay around the camera cutout and execute user-assigned system navigation actions (such as Back, Home, Recents, Notification shade pull-down, and Screenshot).

Privacy Guarantee:

• NotchX operates completely offline and on-device.

• NotchX does NOT read, monitor, or capture keystrokes, personal messages, passwords, credit cards, or sensitive on-screen content.

• No personal data is collected, stored, or transmitted to any server or third party.

• The accessibility service is used exclusively to translate user touch interactions into system actions.