Click-Click Trigger

The iPhone Duo kept Camera Control and dropped the Action button. Trigger gives you one back: click Camera Control once, click again, and your favourite app opens. HOW IT WORKS • Click Camera Control: Trigger opens on a black screen with your favourite app highlighted. • Click again: it opens. That is the click-click. • Light press and swipe: the highlight moves through your five apps. Click to open the one you land on. • Hold for half a second: a second favourite opens when you let go. FIVE APPS, YOUR PICK Fill five slots from a catalog of apps that open by link (Messages, Mail, Maps, Music, Notes, Podcasts, Photos and others), run any app through a Shortcut, or add a custom link. Star one as the click-click favourite, ring one as the hold. Or let click-click open whichever app you used last. TWO SIDE BUTTONS • Flashlight. It can be the favourite too. • Photo → Clipboard: a photo straight to the clipboard, never your library. Paste it anywhere. While you aim, Trigger reads QR codes and barcodes: it shows the link's address first, warns you about short links, plain http and lookalike addresses, and nothing opens unless you tap Open. Copy works for everything. Wi-Fi codes copy the password. FROM THE LOCK SCREEN Click, unlock, and Trigger is there. WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW • You need an iPhone with the Camera Control button (iPhone 16 and newer models that have it, iPhone Air, iPhone Duo; the iPhone 16e has none) and iOS 27 or later. Without Camera Control, Control Center and the Action button can open Trigger, but there is little point. • Setup is three taps: Settings › Camera › Camera Control › Launch Camera, choose Trigger. • The green dot. Camera Control can only open camera apps, so Trigger keeps the camera running with the preview hidden while it is on screen. Nothing is recorded or saved. A photo is taken only when you ask, and it goes to the clipboard. • The hold works once Trigger is open. Outside it, click-and-hold stays a system gesture. • Volume down also clicks, like a shutter. Volume up does nothing. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account. No analytics. Trigger never connects to the internet. Your apps and settings stay on your phone. Made in Prague by one person who wanted his Action button back.