Support

Tilting does not scroll anything

1. The accessibility service is enabled, and shows as connected inside TiltFlow.
2. The application you are in has been ticked in the list.
3. The Tilt scrolling switch at the top is on.

If the phone is lying flat, sideways tilt cannot be measured at all. Hold it more upright, as you would to read.

An application is missing from the list

Applications appear once you have opened them at least once with TiltFlow's service running. This is deliberate: it means TiltFlow does not need permission to see every application installed on your phone. Open the application, then return to TiltFlow and it will be there.

The page scrolls while I am just holding the phone

Raise Tilt needed to start scrolling in the Sensitivity section; it ships at 12.0°. Re-calibrating the neutral position while holding the phone the way you actually read is usually the better fix, because every angle is measured from that position.

My e-book reader turns too many pages at once

For readers that turn pages sideways, such as Kindle, enable both Turn pages sideways and One swipe per tilt for that application. One tilt then turns exactly one page, however long you hold it.

An application ignores TiltFlow completely

Some applications (certain games, and readers with copy protection) ignore simulated swipe gestures. These cannot be scrolled by TiltFlow, and there is no setting that will change that. A report naming the application is still useful.

How do I stop TiltFlow?

Leave the application: TiltFlow stops as soon as a non-ticked application is in front. You can also turn off the Tilt scrolling switch, or disable the service entirely in Android's Accessibility settings.

The tray icon is grey and a balloon says the command channel is busy

Dell Peripheral Manager's service, DPMService, is running and holds the keyboard exclusively. The install script disables it; if it came back after a Dell update, run Set-Service DPMService -StartupType Disabled; Stop-Service DPMService as administrator, then tray menu → Reconnect.

"Keyboard not detected"

Plug the KB525C in directly if it hangs off a hub that was asleep, then Reconnect. A different Dell keyboard is reported with its product id and is not driven; only the KB525C is supported.

In a meeting, the Mic button mutes Windows but the meeting app does not follow

Shortcuts only reach the window in front. Bring the meeting window forward; the operating-system mute happens regardless, and the LED shows it. If the app's shortcut has changed, fix it on the Meeting apps settings page — no rebuild needed. Google Meet has no screen-share shortcut at all.

The buttons act as if a meeting were on, but there is none

A meeting is "something is using the microphone". A browser tab or a voice-typing tool holding the microphone keeps the meeting layer active; kb525c status says whether the microphone is in use. Close the offender, or switch the mode to Always or MeetingsOnly if the detection does not fit your setup.

A command-line tool started from a button has no colours

A console program started directly gets a plain console host without Windows Terminal's environment. Start it through the terminal instead: program wt.exe, arguments -d . claude (or whatever the tool is).

Claude Code hooks do not blink

Hooks are read when a Claude Code session starts, so restart it after editing settings.json. Test the signal on its own first: kb525c signal bounce --sticky — if that says the app is not running, start the tray app; if it says the pattern is unknown, define bounce on the Signals settings page. Keep the || true at the end of the hook command.