Screen Alive Elite: screen on

Snapcore LLP

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About this app

Screen Alive Elite has features to allow your device to keep screen awake always or till a specific duration of inactivity. You can make it smart enough to keep screen on while charging or switch to a lower timeout when the device battery is low.

You can keep the notification on and use the overlay button - a new concept to enforce your device to keep screen on. Keeping the overlay button on your screen can also help you to keep screen on during calls.

A resizable widget is available as well that you can add to your home screen. Additionally, quick settings and notifications are given to keep you updated of the settings. All of this with No-Ads! (We, at Snapcore, value a distraction free experience, hence all of our products, whether free or paid, are ads free - now and forever.)
Note: This app requires your permission to make changes to system settings. To use the overlay button, display over other apps permission is required.

Ratings and reviews

This is the only working solution that I've found for keeping the screen on during calls! I was already using it for things like keeping the screen on during drive throughs and similar situations, and it worked great. However, I also needed the screen on during calls because my phone kept turning the screen off even when using the loudspeaker or with headphones. So after working a bit with it I realized you have to have the overlay on during the calls, which I hadn't been doing, and it works!!

Samsung S20 Ultra Android 12: Does not work at. all. When I set a new screen timeout, save it, then hit the light bulb icon again, it still shows the system timeout. I tried setting screen timeout to both Always On and 1 hour; neither works. I turned on the overlay button and it does nothing. Tap, long press, doesn't matter. Nothing happens. The only thing I can do is drag it around the screen. And, yes, I did enable all requested permissions. I would give it zero stars if I could.

Seems to work ok. 1) the floating widget doesn't toggle anything; you have to go back to the home screen to turn it off/on. 2) [purely aesthetic] the icon won't center in its place on the grid. It seems to be upper-left justified in its container, which is an easy code repair. It does what I bought a lifetime license for. Just not quite as prettily or easily as I hoped. Fix those 2 "problems" & it's 4.9 star. Otherwise, 4.4. P.S. I don't give out 5s anymore, the only perfect code is mine :)

What’s new

• Fix for crash while showing notification in Android 14