LifeLight

The truthful answer is that it is no better or worse than any other basic flashlight app available for free on the Play Store. However, all proceeds from the tiny purchase fee attached to this app are donated directly to Cancer Research. In addition to this the app has a very low footprint, doesn't force feed you with advertising, and definitely won't be spying on your movements or sharing your data with unscrupulous organisations (unlike many of the other flashlight applications available).

The app is nothing more than a simple flashlight app for people who need to see where they are going in the dark. There are no weird features that sound impressive but will never be used, such as strobe, morse code, or flasher.

All the proceeds from the sale of LifeLight are donated to Cancer Research in memory of my old friend Louisa Wilson who was tragically taken from us in 2014 at the age of thirty six. Once received, revenue from this app is transferred to the app's JustGiving page, meaning that it also benefits from a 25% Gift Aid bonus. No money from this app's sale will be retained or spent on development, overheads, holidays, beer, or loose women. Every penny will be donated to Cancer Research. Please note that Google take a cut of the revenue from apps sold on the Play Store.

Although all proceeds from this app will be donated to Cancer Research, Cancer Research have absolutely no direct affiliation with the app or the developer.

If you are unhappy with the app's performance or if you experience malfunctions then please contact me at mrminerwilly@googlemail.com before you give negative feedback. Maybe I can sort it out.

Permissions

android.permission.FLASHLIGHT : Self explanatory for a flashlight app.
android.permission.CAMERA : Your phone flashlight's main function is to provide a camera
flash, and it must be controlled through access to the camera module itself.
android.hardware.camera : As above.