Motorola recently joined the industry trend of adding dedicated hardware keys to its smartphones, specifically targeted at launching artificial intelligence features. However, much like past physical assistant keys from other brands, the button arrived heavily restricted, preventing users from natively remapping it to other functions.

A third-party app has now emerged to bypass those limitations, turning the locked-down AI key into a genuinely customizable shortcut. With this utility, owners can repurpose the physical button to open their favorite apps, toggle device settings, or perform everyday shortcuts that fit their personal workflows.

Locked hardware buttons have long been a pain point for Android power users who value customization and control over their devices. Tools like this continue to bridge the gap, giving users a way to make the most out of hardware features that might otherwise sit unused.

For full details and instructions on how to use the app, check out the original coverage on Android Authority.