AirSwipe: Hand Gesture Control

Control your phone without touching the screen. Point, swipe, and change volume or brightness with air gestures. AirSwipe keeps working while you use other apps. • Tap and double tap: Point up to tap, or make a victory sign to double tap • Swipe: Open your palm and swipe up, down, left, or right to scroll and move through content • Volume and brightness: Raise or lower the volume and screen brightness with the gestures you assign • Play and pause: Use the OK sign, or another gesture you choose, to control media playback • Separate hands: Set different actions for your left and right hands • Gesture lock: Lock actions to avoid accidental triggers, then unlock with the gesture you chose • Practice first: Try gestures in the guide before they run in other apps. Practice does not perform real actions AirSwipe Pro is an in-app purchase and unlocks: • Pointer mode: Make a fist to move a pointer. Open your palm to drag, or tap where the pointer is • More gestures: Two-hand gestures, plus love sign, three-finger, four-finger, and thumb gestures • More actions: Long press, press and hold, Back, Home, and answer, decline, or end a call when you perform the gesture • Gesture tuning: Adjust how easily each gesture triggers, including hold timing, and save tap positions for each app • Media controls: Previous, next, rewind, and fast-forward in supported media apps • Screen follows rotation: While AirSwipe is running, let orientation follow the phone, including in some apps that are not built for landscape • Keep screen on: Keep the screen from turning off automatically while AirSwipe is running Pro is a monthly subscription or a one-time lifetime purchase. The monthly plan may include a 7-day free trial. Camera permission is required. AirSwipe uses the front camera on your device to recognize hand gestures. Accessibility permission is required for taps, swipes, and the system actions you assign. AirSwipe does not use Accessibility to read screen content or what you type. Brightness actions need permission to change system settings. Answering, declining, or ending a call needs phone permission and runs only when you perform that gesture. AirSwipe does not read call logs, contacts, or phone numbers, and it does not answer, decline, or end calls on its own. Enhanced media controls need notification access only to identify the app that is playing. AirSwipe does not read or store private notification content. AirSwipe requires Android 12 or later and a front camera.