Haptic feedback

A tap you can feel when you select, scroll, switch and slide, and one switch to turn it off.

The app answers your hands with a tap you can feel. One switch turns it off.

01 · When you feel it
  • When you start picking photos, and when a drag ticks more of them.
  • When the scroll bar crosses a year (firmer) or a month (lighter).
  • When a filter or a switch goes on or off.
  • When you pull the grid down to reload, and when you press Done.
  • At each step of the sliders in search tuning.
02 · Turning it off

Me › Settings › Feedback › Haptic feedback. It starts on.

The taps go through Android's own touch feedback, not the vibration motor directly, so the app needs no extra permission and follows your phone's setting: with touch feedback off on the phone, the app stays quiet whatever this switch says.

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