Auto Clicker-Auto Tap & Swipe

What the auto clicker repeats on screen

Auto Clicker-Auto Tap & Swipe repeats touch actions on an Android screen: taps, swipes and long presses that you would otherwise make by hand again and again. The developer aims it at repetitive on-screen work, such as moving through the same screens or pressing the same spots in a game or form.

Every automation is configured by you and started by you. Nothing runs on its own schedule unless you have set it up.

Building tap and swipe sequences

You define several click points and arrange taps or swipes between them. The developer lists these sequences as running either in order or in sync, and as fully defined by the user.

Synchronous clicking fires multiple click points at the same time, which suits tasks that need several touches together. Multi-touch actions are also listed, so one run can combine more than one point.

Recording and replaying gestures

Record & Playback captures gestures you make on the screen and plays them back using the settings you chose. The listing presents this feature for personal automation scenarios.

A recorded gesture can be replayed without rebuilding it point by point, which is the main use of the recording function as the developer describes it.

Timing runs and setting click intervals

A scheduled start lets you set a delay before a run begins. Interval control sets how far apart the clicks fall, and the developer describes this timing as precise.

Together these let you start a run later and space its actions at a chosen rate.

Starting and stopping with a floating panel

A floating control overlay stays on top of other apps so you can start or stop automation without returning to the main screen. The listing describes the overlay as adjustable.