The Faster Touch is a system-level performance tool that alters screen polling rates and GPU rendering to reduce input latency. It forces Android devices to prioritize framerate stability over battery life, bridging the responsiveness gap between standard Android hardware and iOS software.

I flashed this after constantly dying to micro-stutters during heavy PUBG Mobile gunfights. My scope zooms in instantly now, recoil control feels significantly sharper, and I actually saw my K/D jump from 2.1 to 3.4 in just three days of testing.

Altered polling rates dramatically cut down the delay between your physical screen tap and the resulting in-game action.
Tweaks GPU rendering to change how graphics are processed, preventing sudden frame drops caused by poor software input handling.
Forces stable framerates by completely ignoring standard battery-saving constraints during heavy workloads.
Massive FPS gains were logged by the creator, pushing Honkai: Star Rail on a Pixel 9 from a stuttering 50 FPS up to 120 FPS.
Eliminates gunfight stutters so your phone doesn't choke exactly when you need to quickly aim down your sights.

Support & Requirements

Root Access: Magisk or KernelSU.
Non-Root: Supported via AxManager for non-root user.

How to Install

Open Root-Manager or AxManager and tap on the Modules section.
Select "Install from Storage" and locate the downloaded .zip file.
Reboot your device.