App info
- Installs
- 500+
- Category
- Tools
- Content rating
- Everyone
- Version
- 2.0
- Released
- Jul 24, 2026
- Last updated
- 20 Aug 2026
- In-app purchases
- No
- Contains ads
- No
- Promo video
- No
- Requires Android
- Varies with device
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What's newin version 2.0
- added individual pixel brightness adjustment in drawing - added a community feature where users can interact and share thier drawings - added glyph messages
About this app
Draw, scroll text, and map notifications on the Nothing Phone (4a) Pro Glyph.
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137 LEDs. Yours to control. Dot 137 turns the circular Glyph Matrix on the back of your Nothing Phone (4a) Pro into a canvas — for scrolling text, pixel art, and silent notification signals you design yourself. — TEXT — Type a message and watch it scroll across the matrix as a marquee. Tune the tick interval and scroll step with precise, mechanical controls. What you see in the in-app preview is exactly what the hardware does — the preview mirrors the LED layout dot for dot, tick for tick. — DRAW — Tap or drag directly on the 137-dot grid to draw. Every dot in the editor corresponds to a physical LED on the back of your phone. Save your drawing and set it as your Glyph Toy — it stays visible with Always-on Glyph support. — NOTIFY — The quiet flagship feature: assign a drawing to any app. When that app sends a notification while your phone is locked, your drawing lights up the Glyph Matrix — and stays lit until you unlock. Phone face down on the desk, you still know exactly who's calling for your attention. A glance, not a grab. Per-app, fully yours: a heart for your favorite person, a bolt for your bank, anything you can draw on 137 dots. — DESIGNED LIKE IT BELONGS — Pure OLED black. Dot-matrix typography. Instrument-style segmented controls. No clutter, no gradients, no noise. Dot 137 is built to feel native to your phone, not bolted on. — HOW IT WORKS — • Activate the "Canvas" toy from Settings > Glyph Interface to show your text or drawing • Set it as your Always-on Glyph Toy to keep it visible on the AOD • For notification drawings, grant Notification Access when prompted — this is required to detect which app posted a notification. Notification content is never read beyond the app's package name, and nothing leaves your device.