Bottom Quick Settings
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Boost your device performance using Bottom Quick Settings. Tom Bayley released this app to support daily activities of APPzone users. Read more at Personalization.
Getting Started With The Software Bottom Quick Settings
Bottom Quick Settings moves your notification shade and quick settings panel to the bottom of your Android screen — one-handed access to 40+ controls, right where your thumb reaches.
Swipe up from a customizable trigger anywhere on screen and your quick settings panel opens instantly at the bottom. Toggle WiFi, Bluetooth, brightness, volume, and dozens more with just your thumb.
NOTIFICATION SHADE
- Full notification panel relocated to the bottom of your screen
- Reply, open, dismiss, interact and manage all notifications
- Full color customization
- Dynamic colors
BOTTOM STATUS BAR
- Move your device's status bar to the bottom of the screen
- All notification and system icons — now within thumb reach
- Full color personalization
- Blacklist: auto-hide the status bar in specific apps
QUICK SETTING TILES — 40+ CONTROLS
- WiFi, Bluetooth, Mobile Data, Location, Torch, NFC and 35 more
- Add any app or website as a custom shortcut tile
- Adjust the grid: change rows and columns to fit your style
- Built-in sliders: screen brightness, media, ringtone, alarm and notification volume
SWIPE TRIGGER HANDLE
- Place it anywhere along the screen edge
- Fully adjustable size — never conflicts with navigation gestures
- Auto-hide in fullscreen and landscape
- Blacklist: hide the trigger handle in specific apps
CUSTOMIZATION
- Blur the quick settings panel background
- Custom colors for the panel background and quick setting icons
- Add a background image to the panel
- App icon pack support
- Match navigation bar color to the panel footer
- Dark mode
- Tasker integration for automation
BACKUP / RESTORE
- Save and restore your full customization setup
- Share your themes with other users
ROOT / ADB POWER FEATURES
- Toggle Mobile Data, Location and other secure system settings
- One-time ADB command unlocks Android-restricted controls — no root required
Android's quick settings shouldn't be stuck at the top of a large screen. Bottom Quick Settings puts your notification shade, status bar, and quick settings panel exactly where your thumb reaches — all in one swipe.
Bottom Quick Settings uses Accessibility Services to display the custom quick settings and notification panel on your screen.
Swipe up from a customizable trigger anywhere on screen and your quick settings panel opens instantly at the bottom. Toggle WiFi, Bluetooth, brightness, volume, and dozens more with just your thumb.
NOTIFICATION SHADE
- Full notification panel relocated to the bottom of your screen
- Reply, open, dismiss, interact and manage all notifications
- Full color customization
- Dynamic colors
BOTTOM STATUS BAR
- Move your device's status bar to the bottom of the screen
- All notification and system icons — now within thumb reach
- Full color personalization
- Blacklist: auto-hide the status bar in specific apps
QUICK SETTING TILES — 40+ CONTROLS
- WiFi, Bluetooth, Mobile Data, Location, Torch, NFC and 35 more
- Add any app or website as a custom shortcut tile
- Adjust the grid: change rows and columns to fit your style
- Built-in sliders: screen brightness, media, ringtone, alarm and notification volume
SWIPE TRIGGER HANDLE
- Place it anywhere along the screen edge
- Fully adjustable size — never conflicts with navigation gestures
- Auto-hide in fullscreen and landscape
- Blacklist: hide the trigger handle in specific apps
CUSTOMIZATION
- Blur the quick settings panel background
- Custom colors for the panel background and quick setting icons
- Add a background image to the panel
- App icon pack support
- Match navigation bar color to the panel footer
- Dark mode
- Tasker integration for automation
BACKUP / RESTORE
- Save and restore your full customization setup
- Share your themes with other users
ROOT / ADB POWER FEATURES
- Toggle Mobile Data, Location and other secure system settings
- One-time ADB command unlocks Android-restricted controls — no root required
Android's quick settings shouldn't be stuck at the top of a large screen. Bottom Quick Settings puts your notification shade, status bar, and quick settings panel exactly where your thumb reaches — all in one swipe.
Bottom Quick Settings uses Accessibility Services to display the custom quick settings and notification panel on your screen.
Quick settings panel & notification shade at the bottom of the screen
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Aug 24, 2026
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Ratings and reviews
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Admiral LionHeart
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August 5, 2020
[NEW REVIEW] I agree with the other reviewers that the fact that you can only access the menu bar from the bottom or the sides, when I first started playing around with "MIU" and "BQ", I was looking for an alternative to the default drop-down menu. But every time THE DEV brought out a new APP, it was brought out in a way and created in a way to compliment the first one before it. So now I'm using three or four of his apps when I could be using one app instead of 4 or 5 apps.
48 people found this review helpful
Aaron
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May 15, 2020
Needs an update. It completely stops working at times and turns itself off. That wouldnt be a huge issue if I could turn it back on easily. However, when I go to turn the service back on it says "you need to enable permissions"...but they are already enabled. Disabling them then re-enabling doesnt fix it. Therefore, I end up having to turn my phone off and back on just to get it to let me turn the service back on. Its became very annoying. If it gets fixed Ill be sure to change this review.
104 people found this review helpful
A Google user
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February 20, 2019
So glad someone finally made a fully functioning version of something I missed from iOS. Don't get me wrong, the swipe from the top to toggle mobile data and bluetooth has become habitual, but it's such a stretch with today's phones. Thanks for the great app, no ads and the premium option gives you a lot of valuable additions without wrecking the free experience, so you can legitimately try it for free.
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