VolumeDial: Slider Control

Replace the plain system volume bar with a custom volume dial that draws right over whatever you're doing - VolumeDial: Slider Control. This build ships with every customization option turned on. WHY A CUSTOM VOLUME SLIDER Volume Dial gives that everyday interaction its own look, matched to your setup, and keeps a live preview on the home screen so every change shows up instantly — no saving, no guessing. FOUR DIAL STYLES Pick Full Wheel, Half Wheel, Vertical Bar, or build a Custom shape. Position, resize, and rotate the dial by dragging it directly on screen, with separate placement for portrait and landscape. COLOR YOUR WAY Change the color of every element — numbers, ticks, arc, outline, shadows — including transparency, apply gradients, or turn on an RGB cycle effect. Choose a background image or GIF behind the dial for a fully personal look. HAPTIC FEEDBACK, TUNED TO YOU Adjust the strength and length of light taps, strong taps, edge-touch feedback and the fast-scroll threshold. Haptic quality depends on your phone's vibration motor, so feel will vary by device. MOTION, GESTURES & QUICK ACCESS Choose how the dial animates in and out, from smooth slides to bounce and scale effects. Set up edge-swipe gestures to open the dial or adjust volume without even summoning it. Save your favorite looks as presets, organize them into collections, export or import them as files, and apply any saved preset instantly from a Quick Settings tile. MORE CONTROLS Set a maximum volume limit, show volume as a step count instead of percent, invert scroll direction, exclude specific apps (like your camera or phone app) so the volume keys behave normally there, and see the current track title from your media player on the dial. Pick from four launcher icon styles to match your home screen. Good to know: Volume Dial still uses the same number of volume steps as Android itself. All your settings, presets and chosen backgrounds stay on your device; there's no account and nothing to sign in to. HOW IT WORKS Volume Dial uses AccessibilityService API to detect physical volume key presses and to check which app is currently in the foreground (so it can skip your excluded apps) — it does not read, log, or share what's on your screen. Reading the currently playing track title (Media integration) is optional and only activates if you grant Notification access.