Everything is an Android accessibility input tool designed primarily for people with upper-limb motor disabilities who cannot reliably touch the screen with their hands or arms. It helps users who can move their head and mouth access their phone and other apps through an alternative to hand-operated touch. A caregiver assists with initial permission setup, phone mounting and manual neutral calibration.
Move with your head. Press with your mouth.
Turn your head left, right, up or down to move the cursor. Return to your calibrated neutral posture to stop. Open your mouth to press and close it to release. Move while holding your mouth open to drag.
Start and stop by voice
After preparing voice standby, say “Hi Everything” to start face control and “Bye Everything” to stop it. Choose English or Korean pronunciation. Bye and normal tutorial completion leave voice standby enabled. Use the all-off button to stop the microphone too.
Prepare with a caregiver
Photo instructions explain Android accessibility settings, and practice progresses one screen at a time. The neutral posture changes only when you explicitly calibrate in the app. Normal starts and face recovery reuse the saved baseline. Adjust cursor speed, movement dead zone and mouth-click sensitivity.
The current app interface and tutorial are in Korean. English voice commands are supported; this store description is in English.
On-device face and voice processing
The app does not record or upload camera frames, face landmarks, audio recordings or recognized speech. Configuration, your manually calibrated neutral posture and practice progress stay on the phone. There are no ads, in-app purchases or accounts. Update services and SDK operational statistics are described in the privacy policy.
Why permissions are needed
The camera detects head and mouth movements. The AccessibilityService API provides alternative touch input for users with motor disabilities. It displays a cursor over other apps and dispatches touch and drag gestures directly in response to the user’s head and mouth movements. It does not read window contents, typed text or passwords, or independently decide or carry out tasks. The microphone listens for on-device voice commands. Notifications show operation status and an all-off action.
Before use
Use the phone in portrait orientation with the screen on and unlocked. Mount it steadily in front of your face. Users must be able to make the required head and mouth movements; voice control is optional. Voice commands require Android 12 or later and an installed on-device recognizer for the selected language. Recognition varies by device and environment. You can use face control with the button without voice standby. Screen-off, locking or removing the app from recent apps stops operation and listening. Screen wake, unlocking and automatic boot start are not supported.
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Head and mouth control for people with upper-limb motor disabilities.