Shake Flashlight - Fast Torch

Prometheus Interactive LLC

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this app

Shake your device to turn on/off the flashlight. It works even if your device is locked also prevents accidental triggering when your phone is in the pocket. Also, you can adjust shake sensitivity.
- Can work when the screen is off
- Has the protection from being accidentally turned ON when the phone is in your pocket.

Before being able to shake your device to turn on/off the flashlight, you need to open the App for the first time.

*NOTE: May require Camera Permission on the older OS version, as it is required to be able to control Flashlight.

Ratings and reviews

App doesn't work plain and simple. Every couple days the app will stop responding to shaking, and you have to open the app again to regain functionality. I have turned off battery optimization and played with every setting I could think of but still the issue persists. What's the point of the app if I have to open it for it to work. Using the stock battery button in the quick settings is far faster than that.

Must have for any post-Motorola user. I got very used to the shake feature on the Moto G6, it felt wrong not to have it on my new phone. This apps solves it perfectly. I will update if I experience any battery problems, but so far it is exactly what I needed. Edit1: App went downhill. Lots of crashing and ads that prevent quickly resolving. No full purchase option, only subscription?? Nah, I'll grab the old a p k. Edit2: have you lost your mind? Don't respond to me. $15/week for subscription???

Been using this app for a while. It was a 4* before, providing the #1 gesture feature a non-Moto needs, if not perfectly functional. It often needed to be started again and failed at pivotal times, but mostly worked when I needed it. I also used the white of the options screen for a softer light while sneaking around my sleeping baby. Now, with the addition of ads AT START UP, not only have I startled baby awake, it takes thirty seconds longer to restart the app when it inevitably fails.