awesome-shizuku VS TapTap

And a full list of Shizuku apps on a GitHub page:

There's a great list here https://github.com/ThePBone/awesome-shizuku

You activate "USB debugging" and "wireless debugging" in the developer options. You have to be connected to a WiFi network, then you connect it with a pairing code. Just follow the tutorial in the app, it's really easy. Have a look at this list of really nice Shizuku apps

Shizuku: https://github.com/RikkaApps/Shizuku Here's a list of those apps: https://github.com/ThePBone/awesome-shizuku

There's a GitHub page for a list of all Shizuku supported apps.

Here's a fantastic (or dare I say, awesome) list of apps that utilize Shizuku in case you're interested in more customization: https://github.com/ThePBone/awesome-shizuku

I just found this: https://github.com/ThePBone/awesome-shizuku

Tap, Tap (version 1610): double tap on back of device

This app has double tap with sensitivity adjustment, works perfectly for me with no noticeable battery drain. https://github.com/KieronQuinn/TapTap

Just a quick shout-out of an app I discovered, it's a backport of quick tap for older android versions, but also has sensitivity adjustments and works great for me. Always triggers when I double tap (unlike the originl) and I've never had it accidentally trigger. https://github.com/KieronQuinn/TapTap

That said, some apps do use Material Design 3: Sync, Simple File Manager, Auxio Tap, Tap

Github

Tap Tap provides customizable tap routines

Tap, Tap (version 1600): double tap on back of device

there also is an app named "tap tap" available on GibHub with direct integration as Tasker Plugin.

Have a look at Tap, Tap.