Macromancy records what your finger does and plays it back — and, if you want, fires it automatically when the screen looks a certain way.

Most auto clickers tap one spot at a fixed speed. Macromancy watches the whole screen. Pick a point, a colour or a box anywhere on the display, and it taps for you the moment that thing shows up.

WATCH THE SCREEN, ACT ON IT

• Colour at a point — tap a spot and Macromancy samples the colour under it, then fires when it matches (or stops matching) within a tolerance you set.
• Colour in a box — drag a box; the average colour of that area becomes the condition, so animation and small movement don't break it.
• Picture in a box — drag a box and Macromancy remembers that image, then fires when it appears again near where it was, with a search margin so a small shift still counts.
• Live score readout — every trigger shows what it scores right now against what it needs, so "it just never fires" is a number you can see instead of a guess.
• Fire when something appears or when it disappears, with a minimum gap between fires.

RECORD AND REPLAY

• Record taps, holds and swipes just by doing them. Your touches still reach the app underneath while recording, so you can drive it normally.
• Build a macro by hand instead: place taps, swipes and waits, and add Back, Home or Recents.
• Loop a macro a set number of times or forever, set a speed multiplier, and set a gap between loops.
• A trigger can play a macro or simply tap a coordinate — watching a button and then pressing it needs no macro at all.

BUILT FOR ONE THUMB

• Floating button on top of any app: play, stop, record, toggle triggers, make a new trigger. Draggable, and it colours itself by state.
• Pickers made for fingers — the crosshair is small and hollow so it never hides what you are aiming at, and boxes have eight grips so you stretch them instead of redrawing them.
• Every floating window caps its height and scrolls, so it still works held sideways in a game.
• Points and boxes are stored as a fraction of the screen, so they survive a resolution or orientation change.

ONE FOLDER PER GAME

File your macros and triggers into a named group and switch between them from the app or the floating panel. Link a group to an app and it switches in when that app comes to the front, so a macro for one game can't fire while another is on screen. Everything autosaves, and you can save and load named profiles.

PRIVACY

Macromancy has no internet permission. It cannot send anything anywhere, and nothing it sees or does leaves your device. No account, no sign-in, no ads, no analytics, no third-party libraries. Your macros, triggers and settings are stored in the app's own private storage, and uninstalling removes them.

WHAT IT NEEDS, AND WHY

• Accessibility service — the only way an Android app can tap the screen of another app. Macromancy uses it to perform the taps and swipes you recorded. It does not read screen content, so it never receives the text, passwords or messages shown in other apps, and it never sees what you type. This is an automation tool, not an accessibility aid.
• Screen capture — so a trigger can check whether the colour or picture it watches is on screen. Frames are compared on your device and discarded; nothing is recorded or uploaded.
• Display over other apps — for the floating button and the pickers.

Each permission is explained in the app before it is requested, and you can withdraw any of them at any time in Android's settings.

Privacy policy: https://sublimitless.org