Quick Cursor: One-Handed mode

Sergiu Șandor

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About this app

Makes it easier to use large smartphones with one hand by introducing a computer like cursor controlled with one finger by swiping from edge of the screen.

Easy to use:
1. Swipe from left or right margin from the bottom half of the screen.
2. Reach the top half of the screen by dragging the tracker using one hand in the bottom half.
3. Touch the tracker to click with the cursor. The tracker will disappear on any action outside the tracker or after a period of time.

The app is free and without ads!

The PRO version is for advanced configurations and features:
○ Trigger actions - trigger actions directly from the edge of the screen
○ Tracker actions - trigger actions directly from the tracker
○ Edge actions - trigger actions from the edge of the screen with the cursor
○ Floating tracker mode (the tracker will stay on the screen like a floating bubble)
○ Customize the triggers, tracker and cursor and other visual effects/animations
○ Customize the tracker behaviour (inactivity hide timer, hide on outside action)
○ Unlock all actions for trigger/tracker/edge actions:
• expand notifications or quick settings
• trigger home, back or recent button
• screenshot, flashlight, lock screen, switch to previous app, copy, cut, paste, split screen, open app drawer
• launch apps or app shortcuts
• media shortcuts: play, pause, next, previous
• change brightness, volume, auto rotate and others
○ Customize vibrations and visual feedback
○ Backup and restore all settings
● Support the developer of this free and without ads app

Privacy
The app does not collect or store any data from your smartphone.
The app does not use any internet connection, no data will be sent over network.

Quick Cursor requires you to enable its accessibility service before you can use it.
This app uses this service only to enable its functionality.
It needs the following permissions:
○ View and control screen
• is needed for trigger zones

○ View and perform actions
• is needed to perform touch actions

○ Observe your actions
• is needed for "temporarily disable" feature which pause Quick Cursor until you change your running app to another one

The usage of this accessibility features will never be used for something else.
No data will be collected or sent across network.

Feedback
Telegram group: https://t.me/quickcursor
XDA: https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/apps-games/app-quick-cursor-one-hand-mouse-pointer-t4088487/
Reddit: https://reddit.com/r/quickcursor/
Email: [e-mail]

Ratings and reviews

I genuinely love this app, simple to use and incredibly handy for single handed navigation. Unfortunately it seems to be broken under Android 15? The cursor appears but tapping no longer works. EDIT: Swift response from the developer with a workaround for what is actually an OS level bug, not the app. Thank you so much for the help, a 5 star app and 5 star service!

A very useful cursor app! One utility it's missing is an option to drag. If I hold the tracker in the same place, I would want the input to become a hold instead of a click. For example, a limitation would be being unable to hold and drag an app around to place it somewhere else on the home screen. If dragging could possibly be added, that would make this app even better, unless I'm not seeing that option somewhere.Thanks! Edit: I see the option now but it's greyed out. Thanks for informing me!

Excellent app, very consistent over the time I've had it, at least a year. I use it so regularly that I can almost forget it's not just part of Android.

What’s new

2.3.3:
- fix app picker crash
- fix backup/restore crash
- fix layout misalign
- fix crashes

2.3.0:
- add "Select All" action
- add "Timed disable" action
- add "Hide cursor" option to "Launch assistant" action
- "volume bar action" more granular for Samsung
- improve backup/restore on different resolutions
- fix "volume bar action" for OnePlus/Oppo/Realme
- fix backup/restore issue on
- fix cursor tap/gestures over tracker/triggers
- update for Android 16, dependencies and translations