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Every brand puts it somewhere else, and Vision is often in a sub-menu. Still missing? Search "Vision" in the Settings search bar.

Samsung

Settings → Accessibility → Installed apps → Vision.

Xiaomi, Redmi, POCO

Settings → Additional settings → Accessibility → Downloaded apps → Vision.

OPPO, realme, OnePlus

Settings → Additional settings → Accessibility → Downloaded apps (or Installed services) → Vision.

vivo, iQOO

Settings → Shortcuts & accessibility → Accessibility → Installed services → Vision.

Pixel

Settings → Accessibility → Downloaded apps → Vision.

Other phones

Settings → Accessibility → Downloaded apps / Installed services → Vision.

This only happens when Vision wasn’t installed from the Play Store, on Android 13 and later. Try turning Vision on once, open App info, tap ⋮ at the top right, choose "Allow restricted settings", then turn it on again.

Your phone probably closed Vision in the background to save battery. When that happens, the status card in Vision turns red with a button to turn it back on. To keep it from happening again:

Samsung

App info → Battery → Unrestricted. Also check that Vision isn't under Battery → Background usage limits → Sleeping apps.

Xiaomi, Redmi, POCO

turn on Autostart for Vision, then App info → Battery saver → No restrictions.

OPPO, realme, OnePlus

App info → Battery usage → turn on Allow background activity and Allow auto launch.

vivo, iQOO

Settings → Battery → Background power consumption → Vision → Allow.

Huawei, Honor

Settings → Battery → App launch → Vision → Manage manually, then turn everything on.

Other phones

App info → Battery (or App battery usage) → Unrestricted.

One is from Vision, the other is Android’s own pop-up. Vision can’t turn that off for you, so turn off the system pop-up:

Samsung

Settings → Notifications → Advanced settings → Floating notifications → Off.

Xiaomi, Redmi, POCO

Settings → Notifications & status bar → App notifications → pick an app (like WhatsApp) → turn off Floating notifications. Repeat for each chat app.

OPPO, realme, OnePlus

Settings → Notifications & status bar → pick an app (like WhatsApp) → turn off Banners or Floating notifications. Repeat for each chat app.

vivo, iQOO

Settings → Notifications & status bar → pick an app (like WhatsApp) → turn off Floating notifications. Repeat for each chat app.

Other phones

Settings → Notifications → App notifications → pick an app (like WhatsApp) → open each category (like Messages) → turn off Pop on screen. Repeat for each chat app.

Open the pill’s position and size settings in Vision. While that page is open, a guide helps you fit the pill around the punch hole. Camera in the corner? Use the corner camera option on the same page.

Turn on lyrics mode first, it’s off by default. Lyrics come from LRCLIB over the internet, so not every song is available.

Every Vision function is free, with no ads. Premium unlocks extra looks: Glance themes, idle pill styles, and the Aurora, Sunset, Ocean, Mint and Mono pill themes. You pay once, it’s not a subscription.

Yes. Tap any theme: it’s applied for 60 seconds, then goes back to the free theme. There’s no limit on how often you can try.

Make sure the Play Store is using the Google account you bought it with, then open Glance themes and tap Restore purchase.

Payments are handled by Google Play, so refunds follow Google Play’s policy and can be requested from your order history there.

Vision reads notifications so it can show them in the pill, all on your phone. It doesn’t read your screen, typing or passwords. The details are in the privacy policy.

App data is gone when you uninstall Vision. For waitlist data, delete it here.