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PressDeck: Button Remapper

AndroidNative Kotlin + Jetpack Compose Coming Soon Local-first Volume Buttons

A focused Android volume-button remapper in development for user-defined shortcuts, with device compatibility checks and conservative fallback behavior when Android cannot safely support a gesture.

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Coming Soon to Android

PressDeck: Button Remapper is currently in active development. The features listed below represent the planned scope. Want to know when it launches?

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Planned Features

  • User-defined shortcuts for supported Volume Up and Volume Down double presses and long presses
  • Guided per-device compatibility testing so unsupported lock-screen, screen-off, or hardware behavior is not presented as universal
  • Curated local actions such as supported app launches, compatible media controls, Android settings, and flashlight behavior when verified for release
  • Native single-press volume behavior preserved within the limits proven on supported devices
  • Safety-first fallback that yields the key stream back to Android when PressDeck cannot safely reproduce normal behavior
  • AccessibilityService limited to the hardware-key filtering required for the declared volume-button feature
  • No screen-content reading, typed-text collection, autonomous UI gestures, PressDeck account, ads, analytics, or first-party cloud backend in the current release source

Frequently Asked Questions

Will PressDeck remap every button on every Android phone?

No. PressDeck is deliberately focused on Volume Up and Volume Down, and Android manufacturers handle hardware keys differently. The app is being designed to test and report device-specific support rather than promise universal remapping.

Why does PressDeck use AccessibilityService?

The planned release uses AccessibilityService only for the physical hardware-key filtering needed to detect supported volume-button presses. It is not intended to read screen content or typed text, perform accessibility gestures, or act as a disability-assistance tool.

What happens if PressDeck cannot safely handle a volume press?

The reliability design favors normal Android behavior. In unsafe or unverified states, PressDeck should yield the key stream to Android instead of forcing a shortcut or pretending support is guaranteed.

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