Flashlight: LED Torch & SOS Live

Turn on a reliable LED flashlight with one clear tap. Flashlight: LED Torch & SOS combines everyday lighting, gentle screen light and essential emergency signals in a clean Android app designed to work offline. FAST, CLEAR FLASHLIGHT CONTROL • Use the large home-screen button to turn the LED torch on or off. • See the real flashlight state, battery percentage and active timer at a glance. • Adjust LED intensity when your Android device supports hardware torch strength control. • Get clear guidance when the device has no flash, camera access is unavailable or the camera is busy. SCREEN LIGHT FOR GENTLER LIGHTING Choose white or warm screen light when the rear LED is too harsh or unavailable. Adjust screen brightness without permanently changing the device's system brightness. AUTO-OFF TIMER Choose 1, 5, 15 or 30 minutes. The visible countdown helps prevent the light from being left on longer than intended. You can reset or cancel the timer at any time. SOS AND CONTROLLED STROBE • Start a repeating SOS light signal using the LED or the screen. • Use controlled strobe rates of 0.5, 1 or 2 Hz after acknowledging the flashing-light safety warning. • Stop controls remain easy to reach, and signal modes stop when you leave their screen or put the app in the background. QUICK ACCESS Add the Quick Settings tile or one-tap home screen widget to control the regular LED torch without navigating through the app. If camera access has not been granted, the app guides you through the required step. PRIVATE, LOW-PERMISSION DESIGN Core lighting works offline. No account is required. Camera access is requested only to control the hardware LED; screen light remains available without it. The app does not request location, microphone, contacts or storage access. MORE USEFUL DETAILS • English and Simplified Chinese • System, light and dark themes • Optional haptic feedback • Auto light on launch setting, off by default • Hardware-aware feature fallback • Accessible labels and controls that do not rely on color alone LED intensity support varies by Android version and device hardware. SOS and strobe are attention signals, not replacements for emergency services or professional safety equipment. Avoid looking directly at flashing light, and do not use strobe while driving or as a road signal.