About Assistive Menu Tool
Assistive Menu Tool adds a draggable floating button that remains visible over other Android apps. Tapping the button opens an animated menu of shortcuts for Home, Back, Recents, screen locking, volume, screenshots, notifications, and Quick Settings. The button snaps to the nearest screen edge when released. Users can adjust the button’s size and opacity, allowing it to be made less prominent or easier to tap. The menu brings common system actions together in one overlay, which can be useful when hardware buttons or system gestures are difficult to reach. The app requires permission to display over other apps and to use an Accessibility Service for its system actions. It has no internet access, ads, or analytics according to the supplied description. Assistive Menu Tool is intended as an on-screen shortcut menu, and its availability depends on the permissions being granted.
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