AirCursor helps you use your Android phone with voice or short text commands when touch is difficult, tiring, or impossible.
It is built for people with limited dexterity, tremors, or motor disabilities, and for anyone who needs one-handed or hands-light control. You stay in control: AirCursor only acts on tasks you ask for, and you can stop it at any time.
What it does
• Listens to a voice or text request
• Reads what’s on your screen
• Taps, types, and scrolls in the apps you already use
• Shows an on-screen bubble and coaching so you can see what it’s doing
How to get started
1. Sign in with Google
2. Read the in-app Accessibility disclosure and agree
3. Enable AirCursor in Android Accessibility settings
4. Allow “Display over other apps” so the bubble can appear
5. Microphone is optional — grant it only if you want voice
AirCursor uses Android’s Accessibility Service to read on-screen text and UI, take screenshots while a task is running, and perform gestures you requested. That screen context is sent to AirCursor’s AI providers only to complete your request. It is not used for ads.
This app is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, or prevent any condition.
Privacy: https://aircursor.in/#privacy
Delete your account: https://aircursor.in/#delete-account
Support: razak.aircursor@gmail.com
Ask AirCursor. It sees your screen and taps, types, and scrolls for you.