Quick Cursor Eases One-Handed Android Use With $5.99 Virtual Pointer Upgrade

1 articles · Updated · ZDNet · Jun 23

Quick Cursor turns one-handed Android use into a swipe-and-tap workflow by placing a virtual pointer on screen, letting users reach buttons, launchers and the notification shade from a small trigger area.
The app is aimed at people with mobility or dexterity limits, and also users struggling with larger phones that are hard to navigate with one hand.
Setup centers on a customizable edge trigger that can be positioned from top to bottom, resized, and tuned separately for portrait or landscape use.
The free version covers core use, while a Pro tier adds trigger, tracker and edge actions plus deeper customization for a $5.99 one-time purchase or $1.99 a year.
The reviewer said the learning curve lasted about 60 seconds, framing Quick Cursor as a rare accessibility app that delivers practical everyday help.