About Quick Ball
Quick Ball places a floating control on top of other apps, giving quick access to volume, brightness, and screen locking. The ball can be dragged to a convenient position and snaps to the nearest screen edge when released. Its last position is remembered and restored after the screen is unlocked. It automatically hides while the phone is locked and reappears on unlock. The floating shortcut is intended to reduce the steps needed to reach common system controls while using another app. Because it remains visible over apps, it can be positioned to suit the user’s preferred grip or screen layout. Quick Ball requires Accessibility and Modify System Settings permissions. The product description says these permissions are used for displaying the floating control, triggering the system actions, and adjusting brightness, and that the app does not access, store, or monitor personal data. Its main role is a movable quick-action overlay rather than a broader device customization or automation tool.
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