Cursor for Disabled

Cursor for Disabled is an innovative accessibility tool designed to make smartphone navigation easier, especially for users who have difficulty reaching different parts of the screen or have motor or touch sensitivity limitations.

By providing a virtual touchpad, a floating on-screen cursor, and a dedicated text editing panel, this app enables full device control using minimal physical movement and without directly touching screen elements.

Accessibility Service Usage
Cursor for Disabled uses Android’s Accessibility Service to enable cursor-based interaction with the device. The Accessibility Service is required to:
• Detect clickable elements on the screen
• Perform taps, clicks, long clicks, and scrolling actions on behalf of the user
• Allow navigation and interaction without direct touch input

This service is used exclusively to assist users with accessibility needs and is not used for any other purpose.

Privacy and Data Protection
Cursor for Disabled does NOT collect, store, or share any personal or sensitive user data.
• No screen content is recorded
• No keystrokes, passwords, or messages are collected
• No data is transmitted off the device
• All processing happens locally on the user’s device

User Control and Consent
The Accessibility Service is only requested after explicit user consent and can be disabled at any time through the device’s system accessibility settings.

Cursor for Disabled is designed specifically to support accessibility use cases and complies with Google Play Accessibility API policies.