Color
Pick a pixel color on screen and compare it with a target color in the Color block, so your Android Macro can act when the colors match.
Pick a pixel color on screen and compare it with a target color in the Color block, so your Android Macro can act when the colors match.
Use the Dialog block to show a popup that asks the macro user for input, with checkboxes, radio buttons, text inputs and default values.
Define reusable functions in the Block Editor, then call them from anywhere, to keep your Android Macro short, organized and free of repeated blocks.
Use the Keyboard block to type text into any app from your Android Macro. It pastes the text through the clipboard, so typing is quick and simple.
Repeat actions with the Repeat, While and For loop blocks, and learn tips for running an Android Macro loop the right number of times safely.
Do calculations in your Android Macro with Math blocks: basic arithmetic, number blocks, math functions and rounding, with a working example.
Use Point and SwipePoint blocks to set exact screen coordinates for taps and swipes, including hold time, speed and swipe duration in Android Macro.
Replay a gesture you recorded earlier with the Record block, and set its speed and delay to automate complex touch actions in Android Macro.
Define a rectangular screen Region by position and size, then limit image and text detection to it so your Android Macro runs faster and more accurately.
Use Screen blocks to check whether an image or text is on screen, click it by detection, tap and hold, and swipe, with video examples.
Tune detection with the Settings blocks: set the minimum match score, switch grayscale and template caching on or off, and adjust click and swipe delays.
Press the Android Back, Home and Recent Apps buttons from your macro with the System blocks, and chain them to move between apps automatically.
Use the Utility blocks to show an alert message on screen and to pause your Android Macro with Sleep, so it waits the right amount of time.
Create variables in the Block Editor to store detection results, coordinates and counters, then reuse and update them throughout your Android Macro.