Pollen is an accessibility service that turns simple taps or clicks into swipe movements such as swiping up, down, left, right and also long press.

➡️For what purpose was Pollen developed?

Pollen was specially developed to be used in conjunction with the Colibri head mouse (https://voacolibri.com.br). However, Pollen continues to be compatible with any other type of mouse or simple touch on the screen.

➡️What touch tools are available in Pollen?

- Scroll up (scroll up)
- Scroll down
- Swipe up
- Swipe down
- Swipe left
- Swipe right
- Long tap (tap and hold)

➡️How to use touch tools?

To scroll the screen up or down, you just need to tap or click on the tool and the corresponding action will be carried out instantly.

In the case of screen swipe tools, we first select the desired tool and then tap or click on the point where the action will be performed. For example, to swipe up on a specific button in an app, we select the swipe up option in Pollen and then tap the button.

➡️How does Pollen transform a simple click or touch into a touch movement?

To map a simple click or tap into a tapping motion, Pollen uses AccessibilityService API to perform the desired tapping motion. For example, if the swipe left tool is selected in Pollen, Pollen will send a touch sequence to the device simulating the desired movement.

All use of the AccessibilityService API is limited only to sending touch movements to the screen according to the option chosen by the user.

➡️Does Pollen collect, store or send any type of data?

No. Pollen does not collect or store any type of data.

➡️Where can I learn more about Pollen?

To learn more about the possibilities for using Pollen, watch the video available at this link: https://youtu.be/uQ2dSZYKHM0