Flashlight: Torch, Strobe, SOS
Android app by Muhammed Elşami. Tools · Muhammed Elşami
- Store rating
- Unknown
- Store rating count
- Unknown
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Not listed in captured metadata
- Version
- 2.0.3
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-15
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Store description excerpt
Flashlight turns your phone into a proper light — four modes, no clutter, and it never asks for camera permission. MODES • Torch — steady light with adjustable brightness on supported phones. • Strobe — 0.5 to 20 Hz, adjustable pulse width, quick presets and tap-tempo. • SOS / Morse — the international SOS signal or your own text in Latin, Cyrillic and Arabic, 5–25 WPM. • Screen light — turn the whole screen into a coloured light with presets, a hue/saturation wheel and screen brightness. Works even on phones without a flash. WHY THIS ONE • No camera permission. It controls the LED directly and never opens the camera. • Keeps flashing in the background. A foreground service and wake lock keep the strobe or SOS running even when the screen is off — stop it from the notification. • Rock-steady timing. The strobe uses absolute timing, not delays, so it never drifts. • Honest about your hardware. Phones without a flash lock the LED modes; if a device can't keep up with a frequency, the real limit is measured and shown; on overheating the light is dimmed or stopped. • 7 languages. English, Turkish, Arabic (RTL), German, Spanish, French and Russian, with an in-app language picker. • Dark, light and system themes, optional Material You colours. • Built for accessibility. Correct TalkBack roles and state, 48 dp touch targets, reduce-motion support and a photosensitivity warning for fast strobe. No ads. No tracking. Just light.
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