Dokk OS 2

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About this app

An app designed to look and feel like the OS featured in-game.

It is capable of "calling" the device it is running on, as well as other nearby devices that both have the application open and are on the same WiFi network or paired via Bluetooth. The call will open the animated Dokk OS logo and vibrate or make sound if enabled. To call others, simply connect to WiFi or pair the devices, and check the box next to the names of the devices you want to call. Then, press the large button on the right side.
The animation that plays on the receiving end can be turned off by press back, home, closing the app, powering off the device, or multi-tapping the screen (the number of taps is customizable). It will automatically timeout after a designated time limit, which is also customizable.

The app also features a basic alarm, allowing you to set a time at which your device will call itself.

The camera function only plays the initial animation.


This app in no way accesses or interferes with other devices (or other applications) without authorization. The communication feature only functions with extensive and explicit permissions from both parties (application must be installed on both, application must be running on both, Bluetooth or Wifi must be enabled on both).

Ratings and reviews

It works really well for the most part. The video on YouTube is for the version that was taken off the store, and this one is not quite as good, because it doesn't work when the phone is out of the app or off. It's amazing otherwise. One recommendation is that when you press the drone button, it opens the phone's camera app. Keep up this work man, but the error of the app needing to be open is dampening to the experience.

This app actually has great potential. If you could add an option to input IP address and http port to actually view security cameras on your property that would be amazing. Should be fairly simple as well since its basically just adding a simple browser to the app with a default gateway and option to add https ports. Just an idea the apps fun either way, but it could have an every day practical use.

very intuitive, even with the text mostly being in korean I still understood most of the buttons without even lookong at a guide. my only request would be to have players have to tap like 15 times, instead of 3, to turn off the buzzing, to make it more similar to how to original OS worked (where defensive operators would spam the screen a lot before turning it off) otherwise this is awesome, dude, thanks for making an amazing app!

What's new

- implemented user control of notifications
- implemented user control of call screen timeout
- implemented user control of multi-tap gestures
- added round icon
- fixed screen refresh bug
- made scroll bar visible on right side
- reorganized settings and alarm pages
- implemented user control of Bluetooth functions
- customized top checkboxes to better match in-game assets