The sidebar with fast actions which can be showed or hide. Press the button for making them visible or not. This button can be changed from one place to another in the screen.

In addition, it contains a setting menu where you can change the positions of the action bar or you can hide it.

For more settings, you can watch videos for enabling all the setting for one month, such as: animations, transparence and action size of the Sidebar.

Available actions in the sidebar:
Applications - Back button - Home button - Recent apps - Notifications - Settings

The side actions allow the use of the main functions, giving an easy and better access. In the case that the hard buttons are broken you can use this function perfectly.

The first icon of the actions allows us to switch between the list of fast actions or the applications list.
In the applications list there is a button that allows you to add or remove applications from a list with all installed applications.

Gesture detection to go back and show actions, when enabling gestures you can define the size, position and gestures.

Create own gestures to open applications, contains a module to create the gestures and assign them to the application, delete gestures or modify the gestures created.
In the sidebar We have a button to start the detection of the gesture and there is also a floating button to make gestures.

Permissions:
- Permission android.permission.SYSTEM_ALERT_WINDOW
- Permission android.permission.INTERNET
- Permission android.permission.ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE
- Permission android.permission.BIND_ACCESSIBILITY_SERVICE only use this permission to perform actions in our app. Like go back, home, recent apps and show notification buttons. We never use this service to recollect information.
- Permission android.permission.CAMERA
- Permission android.permission.FLASHLIGHT
- Permission android.permission.WAKE_LOCK

-This app uses Accessibility services

The Accessibility Service runs in the background of the application, and it is used to perform actions in our app.

For example, you can use the SideBar to go back, go home, show recent apps, and show notifications.
Also, you can make these actions with gestures.
To execute these android native functions it is necessary Accessibility Service.

We never use this service to recollect personal information or modify the normal functions of the operative system.

If you don't accept this service you could still continue using the application, but there are some functions that won't work.