A system-overlay dock for Android that renders above all other apps — including the system navigation bar when the Accessibility Service is enabled. Features Taskbar Persistent overlay taskbar docked at the bottom of the screen Configurable width, height, and vertical position Drag-to-reorder pinned apps directly in the taskbar row (long-press to start dragging) Optional app labels shown below each icon (toggle in Design → Taskbar Size & Appearance) Navigation bar overlay – enable the Accessibility Service to draw the taskbar above the system navigation bar Trigger Pill Trigger pill – a small draggable pill that reveals the dock on swipe-up, swipe-down, swipe-in, or double-tap Configurable size, opacity, and screen position App Menu App Menu – floating panel that slides up from above the taskbar: 3-column scrollable app grid Quick Controls column: shows enabled controls in user-configured order (mirrors the strip configuration) Full-screen app search Long-press any app to pin/unpin from the dock Quick Controls Strip – an always-visible horizontal row that sits directly above the taskbar; fixed 70 dp height, flexible width, 2 dp icon spacing. When the strip is enabled, the quick controls column is hidden from the app menu to avoid duplication. Pinned Apps Launch pinned apps directly from the dock Long-press shortcuts – long-pressing a pinned app shows its launcher shortcuts (up to 4) plus an Unpin option Manage pinned apps in Settings → Pinned Apps tab with drag-to-reorder and tap-to-unpin Theming Material You – Dynamic Color (Android 12+), fallback palette for older devices Dark / Light / System theme toggle in General → Theme Surface Tint Color – nine preset color swatches in General → Theme that uniformly tint the taskbar, app menu panel, and quick controls strip Behaviour Auto-hide in Fullscreen – hides the overlay when the foreground app goes fullscreen Auto-hide in Landscape – hides the overlay when the device rotates to landscape Auto-hide on keyboard – overlay hides while the soft keyboard is visible Hide on lockscreen – overlay is hidden on screen-off and restored on unlock Boot autostart – re-enables the overlay on reboot (if permissions were granted) Settings Four-tab settings screen: General, Pinned Apps, Controls, Design Controls tab: Quick Controls master toggle – disables the strip and the app-menu column in one tap; greys out all sub-settings when off Controls Strip toggle – show/hide the strip independently of the app-menu column Active Controls – reorderable list (long-press drag) of currently enabled controls; order is shared between strip and app-menu column Available Controls – per-control enable/disable switches (Torch, Ringer, Rotate, Brightness, DND, QR, Power, Volume) Design tab has three collapsible sections: Trigger Gesture, Pill Size & Appearance, Taskbar Size & Appearance