Timer AutoClicker

TimerAutoClicker is an auto-clicker focused on two things: tapping exactly at a specified moment, and continuous tapping with randomized intervals.

"I want to hit the listing button on a flash-sale app the instant it opens."

"I need to tap the moment a ticket sale starts — no last-second delay."

"I'm stress-testing my own app and need a button tapped repeatedly for an hour."

TimerAutoClicker uses Android's Accessibility Service to dispatch synthetic taps for these timing-critical and verification use cases.

■ Two modes

▼ Time-target mode (main feature)

- Tap a position on screen exactly once at a specified time.

- Synced with a public NTP server (ntp.nict.jp) so the firing time is unaffected by clock drift on the device.

- Pro unlocks millisecond precision (.000).

▼ Continuous tap mode

- Repeatedly tap the same position at the interval (in ms) you choose.

- Set both a minimum and a maximum to get random intervals between Min and Max for a more natural feel (max-interval setting is a Pro feature).

- Useful for in-game tap farming, long-running stress tests of your own app, and repeated form-input verification.

■ How it works

1. Enable the Accessibility permission (first run only — guided by the onboarding).

2. Press Start on the home screen. A small floating reticle appears.

3. Drag the reticle with your finger to the target position. The bottom-right corner of the reticle is the tap point.

4. Enter the time or interval and run. Once placed, the app keeps working in the background while you use other apps.

■ Pro plan (subscription)

- Ads completely removed (no interstitials, no rewarded ads).

- Millisecond-level time precision in time-target mode (down to .000).

- Random-interval taps in continuous tap mode (set max interval).

Choose between a monthly or yearly plan. A free trial may be offered to new users (details shown on the purchase screen).

■ Accessibility Service usage (full transparency)

This app uses Android's Accessibility Service to dispatch taps. Here is exactly what it does and does not do:

- The only API used is AccessibilityService.dispatchGesture, exclusively for dispatching synthetic taps.

- We never read any text shown in other apps, password fields, or clipboard contents.

- We do not capture screenshots, record the screen, or share the screen.

- We do not transmit any captured information off the device (to the developer or any third party).

- The Accessibility permission only operates after you explicitly enable it from system settings, and you can revoke it at any time.

For details, please see our privacy policy.

■ Requirements

- Android 7.0 (API 24) or later.

- We do not use storage, camera, microphone, contacts, or other sensitive permissions.

- The only permissions required are the Accessibility Service and "draw over other apps" for the floating reticle.

■ Notes

- Some games and services prohibit external automation tools in their terms of service. Please review the terms of any service before using this app with it.

- This is a general-purpose tap dispatcher. We do not provide macros or bots tied to specific apps.

- Long-running continuous taps drain battery and heat the device. Watch your battery and temperature.

■ Disclaimer

- Use this app at your own risk.

- Time-target taps may fire with a delay of tens to hundreds of milliseconds, depending on NTP sync and Android task scheduling. Test and adjust in milliseconds before any time-critical use.

- The developer is not liable for any damages or losses, including missed transaction opportunities, failed purchases, or data loss, resulting from use of this app.

■ Support / Legal

- Contact: koupro0204@gmail.com

- Privacy policy: https://koupro0204.github.io/TimerAutoClicker/privacy.html

- Commercial Transactions Notice (Japan): https://koupro0204.github.io/TimerAutoClicker/commercial-transactions.html

"Get the timing right — let your finger do the rest."

That's the kind of auto-clicker TimerAutoClicker is.