Tap with visible boundaries
Place a target, set its radius, and keep randomized taps inside the circle you can see.
Phone OperatorGet the appAndroid touch automation
Phone Operator
A no-root auto clicker for repeatable taps, swipes, timing, and reusable mixed-action scripts.
- No root
- Android 8+
- 8 languages
Single taps
Double taps
Directional swipes
Random ranges
Reusable scripts
Made for repeatable work
Precise enough to trust. Simple enough to start.
Every action has its own timing and range, so a simple constant tap stays simple while advanced sequences remain fully configurable.
Build mixed action scripts
Combine taps, double taps, four-direction swipes, delays, loop counts, and per-action timing.
Control it from any screen
A movable floating controller keeps start, pause, and stop actions close without hiding the target app.
A clear four-step flow
From one tap to a complete routine
- 1Add
Create a tap, double tap, or swipe action.
- 2Place
Move each marker to the exact screen position.
- 3Tune
Set range, interval, delay, direction, and repeats.
- 4Run
Start from the floating controller and stop at any time.
Pro automation
Mix actions. Save the script. Run it again.
Pro unlocks multi-action scripts and script sharing. The free tier keeps straightforward single-point clicking available, while optional rewarded ads can provide a temporary Pro trial.
Permission transparency
You decide what runs and when.
Accessibility Service
Used only to execute taps and swipes that you configure and start. Phone Operator does not read, store, or upload screen content.
Display over other apps
Used for visible action markers and the movable controller. You can disable this permission from Android settings at any time.
Local scripts
Action positions, timing, ranges, and saved scripts stay on your device. Google services handle ads and Play purchases.
Common questions
Before you start
Does Phone Operator require root?
No. It uses Android Accessibility Service after you explicitly enable it.
Can actions be combined?
Yes. Pro scripts can mix taps, double taps, swipes, delays, and repeat settings.
Does it collect what is on my screen?
No. The accessibility service executes configured gestures; it does not read or upload screen content.
What should I avoid automating?
Do not run scripts on payment, transfer, account-security, consent, or other sensitive screens. Always follow the rules of the target app.
Available on Android