Torch - Ultimate Flashlight

AmCan Tech

About this app

★ The Torch App instantly turns your device into a powerful LED flashlight. The app is very simple to use, just 3 switches and a widget that you can add to your home screen to control the flashlight. ★

Who needs a flashlight in the daylight? This app is set to Dark/Night Mode, to protect your eyes in the night, and your phone's battery too!

►Key Features
• Camera LED
• Bright Screen
• Strobe Light
• Dark Mode (AMOLED Support t save battery)

►Settings
• Hide Flashlight
• Hide Strobe Light
• Toggle Vibration

►Why Try
• Includes a Widget with a customizable color choice
• No Ads, internet or any other shady features
• 1 permission (Camera needed for Strobe feature)
• App is completely free
• Under 1 MB in storage size
• Battery Saver (Marshmallow and Nougat devices use the new Flashlight API, which is designed to save your phone valuable battery life)

►Permissions Needed
• Control flashlight
• Camera
• Vibrate (Optional Permission to Set the Phone to Vibrate on Click)

►Tested On:
• Samsung GALAXY S5, S6, S7, & S10
• One Plus One, Two, and Three
• Samsung Galaxy Core
• Samsung Galaxy Nexus*
• LG Nexus 5
• ZTE Axon 7
• Asus Zenfone 2
• And thousands more

Notes:
• *For Samsung Galaxy Nexus, the regular torch isn't supported, nonetheless the strobe feature and bright screen still perform fine.
• It is recommended to uninstall any previously installed 3rd party flashlight apps to avoid compatibility issues.

Ratings and reviews

Does a good job. No ads. Seems to run the flash at max brightness, some flashlight apps run dim. RE Author response: Oddly enough some apps run low and some run high (maybe different APIs?). I prefer high, if I want a light, battery usage is secondary. Thanks for the tip on Samsung's flashlight. My S8's stock one was lowish, didn't know high was an option. You might add an SOS option to your strobe.

Does exactly what it supposed to do; simple and no ads. The Torch Ultimate Flashlight app is excellent; I've used it for years on multiple devices. It offers a simple widget and also has a feature within the app to make the entire screen have a white background which is good when only a subtle light source is needed. It also has the ability to toggle the flashlight on & off, which can be useful in some circumstances.

I really like the simplicity of this app. The only option I could wish for would be the ability to set the color when using the screen light. Being able to make the screen color red for example would be very helpful for preserving ones night vision. Cheers, and thank you for making this app.

What's new

- Bright Display now uses the whole screen (No weird bar on the top)
- Bright Display now has a shortcut (works on newer android versions)
- Bug Fixes