Flashlight: Alert Call - Torch

Description of Flashlight: Alert Call - Torch

It is easy to use flashlight app using shake to device feature.
Special Features:
1. Flashlight in Dark
2. Blinking flashlight as per user speed
3. Flashlight and call for SOS
4. Shake to turn ON/OFF flashlight
5. Flashlight notification for incoming calls
6. Haptic feedback and Touch sound
7. Back and Front flashlight.
8. Brightest screen slider.
9. Control from lock-screen and as well as from notification.
10. Easy to use UI.
It's a very simple flashlight app. You can set your preference from settings as per your requirement. The flashlight app's setup mimics an actual hardware flashlight, with an on and off switch you can toggle to turn on and off your digital torchlight.
This app supports both front (if the device has) and back flashlight. You can control flashlights from notification and as well as from the lock screen.
You'll find the basic torch functionality with this flashlight app, but it also offers some more "fun" features. Apart from that most basic torch functionality, you can even use the flashlight to send Morse code.
You can also adjust the light's strobe or blinking mode by the slider. If it's an ads-free and simple flashlight app you're after and you use a smartphone running Android, this should be one of the first downloads you check out.
The flashlight also supports SOS mode for an emergency condition where you can add a phone number for calling in an SOS situation and also flashlight blinking.
The light app supports screen light and brightness slider.
Shake phone to turn ON and OFF flashlight and also user can set the sensitivity for shaking the device.
For easy-to-use apps have touch sound and haptic feedback.
App also provides a flashlight for an incoming call. Whenever a call arrives flashlight will blink. Incoming call alert notification using a flashlight blinking.
If you have any queries or problems or suggestions, please
contact me on mail: [email protected], I will improve this app for user betterment.
Developed by an Indian self-taught android developer :).