I've been working on AllyTouch for a while now. It's a floating button that snaps to any screen edge and expands into your own quick-actions menu.
The core idea:
One tap to open apps, folders, websites, run commands, or trigger shortcuts.
What makes it different:
No full-screen overlay stealing your clicks
Smooth edge snapping with spring physics
Works across multiple monitors
No accounts, no telemetry
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I came to Windows with an iPhone-shaped habit. š±
On my phone, the floating AssistiveTouch button was my command center. Screenshots, lock screen, favorite apps all one tap away.
When I switched to Windows, I felt naked without it.
So, I built AllyTouch, a floating button that puts your most-used actions exactly where your thumb already rests.
It feels like it was made for Windows:
⢠Snaps to any screen edge and stays out of your way (no giant invisible overlay blocking your desktop)
⢠Three actions in one button: tap, double-tap, or long-press for different commands
⢠Zero bloat, zero spyware: no telemetry, no network calls, no account required š
What can you put in it?
Pretty much anything:
ā Launch apps
ā Open folders & URLs
ā Run commands
ā Trigger keyboard shortcuts
ā Build custom actions
Your turn: What's the first action you'd program into your floating button? š