MacroDroid - Device Automation

ArloSoft

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About this app

Turn your Android device into a smart assistant that works for you. MacroDroid is the easiest way to automate almost anything on your phone or tablet — no coding required, just a few taps.

What can you automate?

✦ Auto-reject calls when you're in a meeting (synced with your calendar)
✦ Read incoming messages aloud while driving and reply hands-free
✦ Switch on Bluetooth and start your music the moment you enter the car
✦ Turn on Wi-Fi automatically when you arrive home
✦ Save battery by dimming the screen and disabling radios at night
✦ Create custom sound and notification profiles for work, sleep, or the gym
✦ Get reminded about tasks with timers, stopwatches and location alerts
✦ Keep your storage tidy by automating file copy, move and delete tasks

These are just a handful of ideas — the possibilities are virtually endless.

How it works — 3 simple steps

1. Pick a Trigger
Choose what kicks off your macro. MacroDroid offers over 120 triggers, including location (GPS, cell towers, geofences), device status (battery, app launches, data usage), sensors (shake, light, proximity, fold angle), and connectivity (Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, notifications, webhooks). You can also launch macros manually with a home screen shortcut or the customisable MacroDroid sidebar.

2. Choose your Actions
Decide what happens next. Pick from over 200 actions: connect to devices, adjust volume, speak text aloud, send messages, control media, take screenshots, dim the screen, run Tasker plugins, and much more. Chain multiple actions together to build powerful workflows.

3. Add Constraints (optional)
Fine-tune when your macros run. With over 80 constraints, you can limit a macro to certain days, times, locations, or device states — for example, only connecting to office Wi-Fi during working hours.

Designed for everyone

New to automation? Get started in seconds with the built-in Template store — browse hundreds of ready-made macros shared by the community, install one with a single tap, and tweak it to fit your needs. The in-app help and active user forum mean you're never stuck for long.

Power user? Dive deeper with user-defined variables, dictionaries and arrays, intents, scripting, IF / THEN / ELSE logic, AND/OR conditions, loops and Tasker/Locale plugin support.

Free vs Pro

The free version is ad-supported and lets you create up to 5 macros. Upgrade to Pro with a small one-time payment to remove all ads and unlock unlimited macros — no subscriptions, ever.

Wear OS Companion

MacroDroid includes a Wear OS companion app for triggering and interacting with your macros from your wrist, including watch face complications. The phone app is required.

Accessibility Services

Some features (such as automating UI interactions) use Android's accessibility services. This is entirely optional and at your discretion. MacroDroid never collects or logs any user data through accessibility services.

Support & Community

Join thousands of users in our active community forum at http://www.macrodroidforum.com — the best place for usage questions, feature requests and macro-sharing inspiration. To report a bug, use the in-app "Report a bug" option in the Troubleshooting section.

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Stop doing the same things over and over. Let MacroDroid do them for you.

Ratings and reviews

Works great. The issue is that logs fill up and it becomes unresponsive. Took me a while to figure it out. I created a macro to clear the logs, but this shouldn't be an issue. I don't know why I can't just turn off logs altogether. I don't find them useful. Even turning off logging for a script, system logs are still recorded for the script. My usage is scripts that touch every few seconds or less, and the app just breaks after a while.

Beyond useful. Been using for years. It became a no brainer to pay the small premium for full version. This thing literally unlocks actual wizardry. Like, if AI ever becomes powerful enough to do literally anything for you, then it'll merely be catching up to automation software like this which could have done the same thing (with a lil mental elbow grease) years in advance. Whatever you imagine, essentially, can be done, if not with a lil extra external integrations. Bless the dev 🙌🙌🙌

Unlimited possibilites! I use it to turn on my flashlight when my phone is at the lock screen, in low light, and when I shake it. Then I have it vibrate to give me feedback that it came on. I also use it to send all callers who are not in my addressbook directly to voicemail, and then log who called and when. I am sure there are some super clever things it can do, but I will never need them.

What’s new

Various bug fixes and UI improvements.