CameraClick

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About this app

CameraClick connects your Garmin smartwatch with your Android phone to create a seamless remote camera experience. Whether you're capturing group shots, solo adventures, or recording video from a distance, CameraClick gives you wireless control right from your wrist.

📷 Uses Your Phone’s Native Camera App

CameraClick works with your existing camera app—not a custom viewer. It triggers the same camera you already use, preserving your preferred quality settings, lens choice, and storage path.

Using Android’s AccessibilityService, it interacts directly with the camera shutter button, making it compatible with a wide range of camera apps across devices. You keep full control over how your photos and videos are captured.

📲 Requirements

• Garmin Connect IQ-enabled watch


• Accessibility permissions

🛠️ Built for Creators, Athletes, and Everyday Humans

Whether you're filming your workout, capturing nature, or simply want to take a photo without reaching for your phone, CameraClick makes remote shooting easy and reliable.

✅ Tested on Popular Android Devices

CameraClick has been tested and works well on devices from:

• Google


• Samsung


• Motorola


• Xiaomi


• Fairphone


• OPPO


• Honor


• Nothing


• OnePlus


• and others

Ratings and reviews

The app works on my Google Pixel 9 Pro. It's a single function app that only clicks the shutter. I was able to get it to work with my video recording by selecting "System Status" from the vertical menu in the upper rignt of the mobile app and selecting "Switch Access". In the mobile setting app that opened, I chose "Bluetooth switch", paired it with my Garmin watch, chose "One switch", then Linear scanning". There is no switch to assign, and I set the scanning speed to "Fast".

It works on my S25+. I haven't tried another option for garmin, but reviews for all of them seem pretty bad. This one worked with a bit of lag but it's better than nothing. Lost a star for a bit of shaky controls with a $6 price tag and it can't shoot in landscape

edit: just confirm this app connect to the internet but I guess thats normal. In my finding its pulling a few KB of data so its not sending personal info. Q: why does this have access to the internet? I am using an app to check and make sure that this app doesn't connect to the internet and I have checked to make sure this app isn't storing any data and so far both are in the clear so I think this app is safe... I'll keep tabs and update you if so. developer replied. alls good.

What’s new

Engineered with a new core for pinpoint accuracy, effortless performance, and seamless consistency.

• Smarter shutter button detection with broader camera app support
• New status screen with clearer detection feedback
• Major stability improvements from a full architecture overhaul
• Better crash prevention and a more reliable Accessibility Service