Targets, Swipes, Multi-Touch
Place as many targets as you need, draw swipe paths, and let targets tap together in one gesture.
An auto clicker for any app, built to keep running: taps, swipes and multi-touch, with stop rules, a volume-down stop and an automatic stop when the screen turns off.
Real screens from the app, not mock-ups.
Every feature below is in the app today.
Place as many targets as you need, draw swipe paths, and let targets tap together in one gesture.
Do it once by hand. Cadence copies your taps, holds and swipes, with your own rhythm.
After a time, a number of cycles, at a clock time, or when the battery runs low. Screen off always stops.
Press volume down to stop a run from any app. The floating panel can be small, faded and docked to an edge.
A setup check for your phoneโs battery settings, and a notification if Android ever stops Cadence mid-run.
No account and no cloud. Scripts stay on your phone, and a .cadence file moves them when you want.
From an empty screen to a running script in three steps.
Drop tap targets over any app, draw a swipe, or record your own taps once.
After a time, a number of cycles, at a clock time, or when the battery runs low.
Cadence runs over the app you are in. Press volume down to stop it from anywhere.
With ads
One-time purchase
No subscription
Use Cadence in your own language.
What the app does with your data, in plain words. The full details are in the privacy policy.
The accessibility service performs the taps you set up. It does not read your screen, what you type or your passwords.
Scripts are stored on your phone. They leave it only when you export a .cadence file yourself.
The free version shows ads from Google AdMob, which uses your device’s advertising identifier under Google’s policy.
A one-time purchase removes the ads. Google Play handles the payment; Cadence never sees your payment details.