AirSwipe: Hand Gesture Control

Scroll through videos, follow a recipe, or listen to music with AirSwipe hand gesture control. Tap, swipe, and adjust volume or brightness without touching your phone’s screen.

• Tap and double tap: By default, point your index finger up to tap or make a victory sign to double tap
• Swipe and scroll: Browse videos, web pages, and other content with hand gestures
• Volume and brightness: Adjust volume and screen brightness with gestures you choose
• Play and pause: Control music and video playback with hand gestures
• Left and right hand settings: Assign different actions to each hand
• Gesture lock: Lock or unlock gesture controls

Unlock AirSwipe Pro with an in-app purchase for more touchless controls:
• Pointer mode: Move the pointer with a fist; tap and drag at the pointer position
• More gestures: Two-hand gestures, plus the I Love You sign (thumb, index finger, and little finger extended), three-finger, four-finger, and thumb gestures
• More actions: Long press, press and hold, Back, Home, and answer, decline, or end calls
• Gesture tuning: Customize recognition sensitivity, trigger timing, and touch positions for each app
• Media controls: Skip tracks, rewind, and fast-forward in supported media apps
• Screen follows rotation: Let the screen follow your phone during recognition, including in some apps locked to portrait
• Keep screen on: Read and watch without automatic screen-off interruptions while recognition is running

Choose a monthly Pro subscription or a one-time lifetime purchase. Monthly subscriptions renew automatically and can be canceled anytime. Some monthly plans include a 7-day free trial, with billing starting when the trial ends.

Gestures are recognized on your device. AirSwipe needs camera permission to recognize gestures with the front camera. Taps, swipes, and assigned system actions require Accessibility permission. AirSwipe does not use Accessibility to read screen content or what you type.

Brightness control needs permission to change system settings. Call actions need phone permission and only run when triggered by the assigned gesture; AirSwipe does not read call logs, contacts, or phone numbers. Enhanced media controls need notification access only to identify the app that is playing, without reading or storing private notification content.

AirSwipe requires Android 12 or later and a front camera.