TapSleep – Screen Off & Panel

TapSleep – Screen Off Button TapSleep puts a slim, draggable edge handle on the side of your screen. One tap opens the panel — another turns your display off instantly, exactly like pressing the physical power button. Why TapSleep? Reaching for the power button every time you set your phone down gets old fast. TapSleep gives you an always-visible shortcut right where your thumb already is. ✅ Biometric unlock stays active Unlike other screen-off methods, TapSleep uses Android's built-in lock action — so your fingerprint and face unlock work normally when you wake the phone. ✅ Draggable edge handle The handle sits quietly at the edge of your screen. Drag it up or down to position it wherever feels natural. ✅ Quick action panel Beyond screen-off, enable extra one-tap shortcuts in the panel: Screenshot Lockdown (immediate PIN lock, bypasses biometrics) Restart Shutdown Open Settings Go Home Volume control ✅ App shortcuts Pin up to 5 of your favourite apps directly inside the panel — launch them without leaving whatever you're doing. ✅ Drag to reorder Long-press any button to drag and rearrange the panel order exactly how you want it. ✅ Choose your primary button Pick which action sits large at the top of the panel — screen-off, screenshot, or any other quick action. ✅ Fully customisable Every button has its own colour. Choose from 3 panel sizes — Small, Medium, and Large — to match your style and hand size. ✅ Left-hand mode Move the panel to the left edge with a single toggle. ✅ Launch on restart / reboot App can be enabled to launch on restart, it is not required to launch the edge panel after each rebbot or restart. By enabling this feature app will automatically launch edge panel on each restart or reboot. ✅ Lightweight & battery friendly TapSleep runs as a minimal foreground service. No background sync, no data collection, no battery drain. ✅ Works over every app The panel floats over your home screen, games, videos — everywhere. How it works TapSleep uses Android's Accessibility Service to perform the screen-off action — the same safe, standard method used by the power button. It does not read your screen, record input, or access data from other apps. Permissions used: — Draw over other apps — to display the edge panel — Accessibility Service — to turn the screen off — Notifications — to keep the service active in the foreground (Android 13+) Developed by Digital Nomads PK