Assistive Touch & Home Button

Fexo brings assistive touch to any Android phone. One small floating button sits
over every app, always within thumb reach, opening a panel of shortcuts — Home,
Back, Recents, Screenshot, Flashlight and Screen Lock. If your hardware keys are
worn out, or your phone is too big for one hand, Fexo gives you a virtual home
button that keeps working.

🎯 Floating button, everywhere — draggable, snaps to either edge, resizable,
recolourable, auto-hides when busy or in apps you choose.

🧭 Navigation without hardware keys — virtual Home, Back, Recents, Lock Screen,
power dialog and split screen, no root required.

📸 Screenshot and screen recorder — capture with no button combo; recordings save to
your device.

⚡ Control center — quick settings for WiFi, Bluetooth, Airplane mode, brightness,
media volume, ringer mode, auto rotate.

🔦 Flashlight, media and favourite apps — instant torch toggle, media controls,
camera launch, and pinned favourite apps.

🔒 Touch lock and one hand comfort — lock the screen without the power key; one hand
mode shrinks the panel for big phones.

KEY FEATURES

🔘 Floating button, snaps to either edge, custom icon/colour/size/position
🧩 Panel layouts: grid, arc, list, bento
🏠 Virtual keys: Home, Back, Recents, Lock, power dialog, split screen
📸 One-tap screenshot + screen recorder
🔦 Flashlight toggle
🎚️ Brightness and media volume sliders
📶 Quick settings: WiFi, Bluetooth, Airplane mode, ringer mode, auto rotate
🎵 Media controls and camera launch
📌 Favourite apps pinned as tiles
👻 Auto hide, plus hide in chosen apps
👆 Gesture mapping, one hand mode
🛡️ Guided permission setup
📊 Usage stats for actions and shortcuts
🌙 Five languages, right-to-left support, light or dark themes

ACCESSIBILITY SERVICE DISCLOSURE
Fexo Assistive Touch uses the Android AccessibilityService API. This is required
because Android does not expose any other API that lets an app perform system
navigation actions from a floating button on top of other apps.

The AccessibilityService is used only for the following:
• To perform the navigation actions you tap on the floating button: Home, Back and
Recent apps.
• To perform Lock screen, Screenshot and the power dialog when you tap them.
• To open the notification shade and the quick settings panel from the floating
panel.
• To detect the package name of the app currently in the foreground, so the
floating button can hide itself in the apps you chose to hide it in, and switch to
the per-app shortcut profile you configured. This package name is used on the
device, in memory, at that moment only.

Fexo Assistive Touch does NOT read, collect, store, log or transmit your screen
contents, the text you type, your passwords, your messages, your browsing activity
or any other personal or sensitive data. It does not request permission to retrieve
window content. No accessibility data ever leaves your device, none of it is sold or
shared with third parties, and none of it is used for advertising or analytics.

Before the app asks you to enable the Accessibility service, it shows a disclosure
screen explaining exactly what the service is used for, with a clear choice to
accept or decline. If you decline, the app remains usable and every feature that
does not depend on the service keeps working. You can turn the service off at any
time in Android Settings → Accessibility → Fexo Assistive Touch, or by uninstalling
the app.

OTHER PERMISSIONS
• Display over other apps — draws the floating button above other apps.
• Modify system settings — used only for brightness/auto-rotate from the panel.
• Do Not Disturb access — used only when you switch to silent or vibrate.
• Notification access — optional, only for the Play/Next/Previous media buttons. No
notifications are read or stored.

No account, no sign in, no data collection beyond what's described above. Free to
use, supported by ads.