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Lume: Motion Cursor

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Control an Android cursor by tilting your phone

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Control an Android cursor by tilting your phone

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Use your Android phone with one hand. Tilt it to move a cursor and press a volume button to click. The free version includes scrolling in four directions, sensitivity settings and cursor customization. An optional lifetime Pro upgrade adds continuous dragging, a floating click button and automatic clicking when the cursor stays still. Requires Android 8.0+ and an accelerometer; a gyroscope is recommended.

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Hi everyone! I'm the developer of Lume. I built it to make one-handed Android use easier, especially when buttons at the top of the screen are hard to reach. You tilt the phone to move a cursor and press a volume button to click. The core cursor controls and scrolling in all four directions are free. Pro is an optional, one-time purchase: US$4.99 in the US, with regional pricing elsewhere. Lume uses Android's Accessibility service to perform taps and gestures. Motion processing happens on your device. If you try it, I'd love to hear how the movement feels on your phone and what you'd improve. If something doesn't work as expected, sharing your phone model would help me investigate. Thanks for taking a look!

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