OnePaw is an accessibility tool that makes large screens fully reachable with one hand.

If you have limited hand mobility, a limb difference, or temporary conditions for one-handed use, large devices like foldables can be nearly impossible to navigate with one hand.

OnePaw puts everything within reach:

• 🖱️ Virtual Cursor: Swipe in from a screen edge to bring up a cursor, steer it with amplified movement, and release to tap — all without moving your grip.
• 👆 Drag & Scroll: Pause on a target to press and hold, then keep moving to drag, scroll or select text one-handed.
• 🎛️ Floating Trackpad: Swipe to summon a trackpad, tap to click, use its arrows to scroll or gesture, and quickly flip the cursor between the top and bottom of a screen. Auto-docks after use.
• 🔙 Intuitive Back: A straight swipe triggers Back, supports the system back animation, or set it to instant.
• ⚙️ Configurable: Adjust trigger positions, size, sensitivity. Per-screen configs for foldables (cover screen, unfolded, tabletop mode).

It's built for anyone who cannot comfortably reach across a large device:

• Limited hand mobility, arthritis, RSI or carpal tunnel
• Hand tremors, or reduced grip strength and dexterity
• Limb differences, or the use of only one hand
• Temporary impairments — a broken arm, a cast, recovery after surgery
• When parts of the screen are physically unreachable

🛡️ Private by design:

• OnePaw cannot see or capture anything on your screen.
• No internet permission. Nothing leaves the device.
• No accounts, no analytics, no ads. Settings stored on your phone.

OnePaw uses the Android accessibility service because it is the only way an app can draw a cursor over other apps and perform taps you aim with it. You will be asked to enable the OnePaw service after an explanation of what it does.

Open source under GPL-3.0: https://github.com/LykosAI/OnePaw