What if you don't have to struggle to move your cursor when you type or want to correct something you typed?

Now you can use your phone's motion sensor to control the cursor.

By tilting your phone or pushing it to the right or left, you can move your cursor around. That simple!

This app uses AccessibilityService API to allow tilt or motion to control your cursor on every Android app that allows you to type or edit text. Because the cursor movement works on other Android apps, you will need to turn on Accessibility Services in your phone settings in order to make use of this feature. Not sure how to do it? There are text and video tutorials in the app that explain how it works and how to turn the Accessibility Service on/off. When the Accessibility Service is turned on, then every time your keyboard opens up in an Android app, you'll be able to use tilt or motion control to move the cursor.

This app comes with a keyboard known as the CMC keyboard. When using the CMC keyboard, you can turn on/off the cursor motion control from the keyboard's toolbar. But don't worry, if you already have a keyboard you prefer then you can still use the app's feature and can turn on/off the feature from a floating button that appears on your phone when the keyboard is open. When using the CMC keyboard then there will be no floating button.