Screenshot Assistant - Screen capture assistance

The app is great for taking screenshots, editing, and sharing them easily with a long press of the home button. However, it replaces Google assistant services.

So there's this amazing app, right? It's super easy to use. Just do what it tells you, and bam! You can take screenshots anywhere, anytime. It's so user-friendly that I find it hard to use other phones that don't have this app. Whoever made this, awesome job!

I used the paid version for a long time. However, after the recent Android update, it stopped working. When I hold the home button now, it just brings up a search circle. Even after turning off that feature, the app doesn't function anymore. With the update, I now have to swipe from the bottom corner of my phone, but I often end up opening other apps or going to a different screen by mistake. It's not as convenient as simply holding down the home button.

Setting up and using this app is a breeze! My favorite part is the ability to crop the specific area you want in a screenshot without having to save the whole screen image. After cropping, you can choose to either save or instantly share the image without any unnecessary steps. It's fantastic for keeping your images neat and tidy. This app is a useful tool to have!

I really enjoyed it. I clicked, saved, cropped, and saved again; fabulous! We don't really need "Hey Google."

You did a great job. However, now there's an issue with the home button—it keeps taking me to Google Assistant instead of functioning as it should.

It works on my Note 9 SM-N960W sometimes. I have turned off battery optimization, given all permissions, and tried adjusting the stock phone settings, but no luck. My device is running Android Oreo v8.1.0 and it's not rooted. I am quite disappointed with this app as it showed promise. Keep working on it and you could have one of the best screenshot apps. Other apps require pressing power + volume down, and if you don't time it right, a volume slider appears in the middle of your shot. Additionally, using the Palm swipe feature scrolls the screen and messes up the shot. I like your idea though!

You want to be able to skip features like cropping, sharing, and saving. You just want to swipe and have the screenshot saved directly to a file.

You're welcome! To make it work with the home button instead of the power button, you can try adjusting the settings. It's good to hear that it's working great again!