Notification Button Clicker

Notification Button Clicker automatically presses notification action buttons such as “Open”, “Start”, or “Connect” only when your rules match.

Enter the notification text to match and the button label you want to press. When a matching notification arrives, the app performs the corresponding notification action. You can also limit a rule to the source app package name to reduce accidental matches from similar notifications.

Main features

- Detect target notifications by keywords in the notification text

- Auto-click a notification button by its button label

- Optionally limit a rule to a specific app

- Choose partial match, exact match, or case-insensitive partial match

- Register multiple rules in priority order

- Check recent activity and diagnostics when a button is not pressed

- Confirm monitoring status from the notification panel or home screen widgets

Use cases

- Press the “Open” button that appears after reading an NFC tag

- Skip repeated “Start”, “Connect”, or “Open” actions from a specific app notification

- Reduce routines where you always check and press the same notification button

This is not a general auto clicker that taps arbitrary screen positions. It uses notification access and works only with action buttons included in notifications. If a notification has no clickable button, it cannot be clicked automatically.

Notification text, source app, and button labels are matched on your device. When conditions match, a button you would normally check yourself may be pressed automatically. Check your rules carefully and avoid using this with important notifications where a wrong action could cause problems.