Torch: Flashlight widgets

Torch is the flashlight your phone deserves – beautifully designed, instant, and genuinely useful when it matters. One tap turns on your flashlight. Slide or tap + / – to set the brightness, just like on iPhone (on phones with Android 13 or newer whose flash supports it). No clutter, no ads – just light. ★ FLASH, S.O.S & STROBE • Flash – one tap steady light with adjustable brightness • S.O.S – the international distress signal (··· ––– ···), with adjustable brightness • Strobe – adjustable speed, from slow blink to rapid strobe • Only one mode runs at a time, and it keeps working when you lock your phone • A notification lets you turn the light off from anywhere ★ MORSE CODE Type a message and Torch flashes it in Morse code, letter by letter. Watch each letter light up with its dots and dashes, choose the flashlight, the screen or both, set the speed and repeat. The SOS message is free; unlimited messages come with Torch Pro. ★ SCREEN LIGHTS • White Plain – a soft screen light with adjustable warmth • Gradient Animation – a flowing, two-colour light • Multiple Colour – cycle through colours or pick one • White Flash and White S.O.S – signal with your screen Perfect as a reading light, bedside light, or when your camera flash is busy. ★ DESIGNED TO FEEL PREMIUM Soft, glowing buttons, smooth animations, subtle haptics and a true dark design. Torch looks as good as it works. ★ TORCH PRO – ONE PAYMENT, YOURS FOREVER Everything above is free. Torch Pro is a single one-time purchase – no subscription, ever: • 10 button themes – Liquid Glass, Luxe Gold, Rose Gold, Chrome, Aurora, Crimson, Emerald and more • 4 liquid-glass home screen widgets – Flash, Strobe, S.O.S and All-in-one • Your chosen theme is applied to your widgets too • Unlimited Morse code messages, every quick message, and saved favourites • All future Pro features included Bought Pro before? Tap Restore purchase in Settings – it works on every device signed in to the same Google account. ★ RESPECTS YOUR PRIVACY No ads. No tracking. Torch doesn't even need camera permission to control the flash. Turn it on. Light the way.