Assistive Dock: Easy Touch app analytics for September 28

Assistive Dock is an assistive touch app for Android that docks your most-used controls inside one floating button. Drag the quick ball anywhere on the screen, tap it to open an easy touch menu, and reach Home, Back, Recent apps, the screen recorder, volume and your favorite apps without pressing a single hardware key. It is built for people who want to protect worn-out physical buttons, for one-handed use on large phones, and for anyone who needs an easier way to navigate. 🔘 FLOATING BUTTON THAT FOLLOWS YOU The assistive touch ball stays above every app and game. Move it to any edge, set its size and transparency, and it dims by itself when idle so it never blocks what you are doing. Assign a different action to single tap, double tap and long press on the floating button, from opening the menu to taking a screenshot. 🎨 ICON STYLE FOR THE QUICK BALL Pick from 15 ready-made icon styles so the floating button matches your wallpaper and theme. The easy touch feel stays the same with a look that is yours. 🧭 EASY TOUCH MENU YOU DESIGN Open the panel and assign each slot to the action you want: Home, Back, Recent apps, Notification panel, Lock screen, Screenshot, Screen recorder, Volume up, Volume down, Brightness, Flashlight, Lock rotation, Screen timeout, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Airplane mode, Location, Battery saver, Camera or any installed app. The assistive touch menu has two pages, so the actions you use most stay one tap away. Restore the default layout at any time. 🎬 SCREEN RECORDER IN ONE TAP Start a screen recorder session from the floating button. Assistive Dock uses Android media projection and asks for your permission before every recording, then saves clean MP4 video with no watermark to your gallery. Stop from the panel or from the notification. 🔊 VOLUME AND BRIGHTNESS PANEL Turn on the Assistive Volume button and swipe its overlay to adjust media, ringtone, notification and call volume separately, slide brightness, and add a screen dimmer that goes darker than the system minimum. Choose which sliders appear, and set the button style, color, size, transparency and edge distance. Handy when a physical volume button is loose or broken. 📱 ALL APPS LAUNCHER A dedicated All apps slot opens a grid of every installed app, so the assistive touch ball doubles as a mini launcher over any screen. ♿ ACCESSIBILITY SERVICE USE Assistive Dock uses the Android Accessibility Service to perform system navigation on your behalf: Go back, Go home, open Recent apps, open the Notification panel, lock the screen and take a screenshot. These actions run only when you tap a button on the floating panel. The service does not read, collect or share the content of your screen. 🔒 PRIVACY No account and no sign-in. Your menu layout, icon style and volume settings stay on this device. Screen recordings are saved locally and are never uploaded. 🔋 BATTERY FRIENDLY The quick ball is a lightweight overlay that draws nothing while idle. It uses no location tracking, no background sync and no sensors, so the assistive touch service has a negligible effect on battery life. WHAT ASSISTIVE DOCK INCLUDES ✓ Assistive touch floating button that works over every app ✓ Easy touch menu with Home, Back, Recent apps and Notification panel ✓ Screen recorder with no watermark ✓ Volume control and brightness overlay panel with screen dimmer ✓ Screenshot and lock screen in one tap ✓ Flashlight, lock rotation and screen timeout shortcuts ✓ All apps launcher and app shortcuts inside the quick ball IMPORTANT NOTE On some devices the manufacturer's battery optimization can stop the floating button after the screen turns off. If the assistive touch ball disappears, allow Assistive Dock to run in the background and exclude it from battery optimization in Settings. Screen recording quality depends on your device's screen resolution and available storage.