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motorola edge 30 ultra

Motorola · catalog updated 2026-10-21

Brand
Motorola
Kind
Android phone · released 2022-09 · last update Android 15
Model codes
motorola edge 30 ultra

Gestures on the motorola edge 30 ultra

Double-tap the back of the phone (Quick launch)

DocumentedInput: Back tap

Requires: Motorola models whose user guide lists Quick launch (see the models list); Motorola's Android 12 guides call it Custom shortcut

Set it up

  1. Settings
  2. Gestures
  3. Quick launch
  4. Quick launch: On
  5. Settings icon
  6. Open an app of your choice
  7. Quick signal: back tap

Also reachable from the Moto app: menu > Gestures (Actions on older builds). On Android 12 builds (moto g71 5G, moto g72) Motorola's guide puts it under Settings > System > Gestures > Custom shortcut. The action wording follows Motorola's user guide; the on-device label can differ slightly. Tap strength is adjustable under Quick launch > settings icon > Tap strength; a thick case can stop taps registering. Not every Motorola has it: the guides for e.g. motorola edge 30, motorola edge (2022), moto g play - 2024, moto g04, moto g15, moto g24 and moto g35 5G do not list it. One event is one double tap.

Plus what the app offers on every Android phone: In-app button, Widget, Quick Settings tile, Shake, Volume keys, Voice phrase. How to set those up

Recommended presets

  • Shake ×3Sends a signal

    Three sharp shakes within 2.5 s: hard to do by accident, easy to do without looking.

    Shake ×3, 0.15–1 s apart · whole gesture within 2.5 s

  • Widget ×2Sends a signal

    Two taps on the home-screen widget within 3 s; a single accidental tap does nothing.

    Widget ×2, 0.1–3 s apart · whole gesture within 3 s

  • Back tap ×3Sends a signal

    Three back double-taps within ten seconds: works with the screen off, discreet, and unlikely to happen by accident.

    Back tap ×3, 0.3–3 s apart · whole gesture within 10 s

  • Back tap ×2, then shake ×2Sends a signal

    Two back double-taps followed by two sharp shakes; mixing inputs makes a pocket or bag false alarm very unlikely.

    Back tap ×2, 0.3–3 s apart → then within 5 s: Shake ×2, 0.1–1.5 s apart · whole gesture within 15 s

Gestures are set up in the phone settings as shown, then combined into a trigger recipe in the app, where practice mode shows step by step whether a gesture would trigger.