Tappilot

Tappilot helps you set up repeated taps and swipes on your Android screen. Place your targets, adjust the timing, and press Play when you’re ready. Key features • Single target: place one target on the screen and adjust the interval between taps. • Multiple actions: create a sequence of taps, long presses, and swipes at the positions you choose. Tap actions support one to five simultaneous touch points. • Run settings: adjust delays and gesture durations, and choose to stop after a set time or number of cycles. You can also stop manually. • Saved configurations: save, rename, duplicate, and reopen configurations on your device. Import or export configurations as JSON files. • Floating controls: move targets and control a run while using other apps. Adjust target size and opacity, and set a countdown before the run starts. • Quick Settings: open or close the floating panel using the Tappilot tile in Android Quick Settings. The tile does not start actions on its own. How to use Enable the Tappilot accessibility service in Android settings. Choose single-target or multiple-action mode and place your targets. Adjust the settings, then press Play to start. Press Stop to end the run, or choose an automatic stop condition. Accessibility service Tappilot uses the Android AccessibilityService API to perform the taps and swipes you configure in other apps and to display its floating controls. Actions start only when you press Play. Tappilot’s accessibility service does not read screen content. The app may display ads. Some advertising and related services require an internet connection.