Features:
• Performing touches, swipes.
• Search for images on the screen.
• Text recognition.
• Determination of the color of pixels.
• Code editor with syntax highlighting.
• Eyedropper.
• Tool for creating templates for images.
• User guide.

Requirements:
– Android 7.0 or higher.
– Overlay on top of other applications.
– Accessibility service.

About using the Accessibility Service:
Attention! This application, for some of its functions, requires permission to use the “Accessibility Service”. The “Accessibility Service” is only used when you try to emulate button presses, taps and swipes on your device using this app. For any other purposes, the aforementioned service is not used!

In accordance with the new rules of Google Play, below is a complete and exhaustive list of functions that require the Accessibility Service to work. Every time you call these functions in an application script, it calls the Accessibility Service to emulate the clicks for you. If the accessibility service is not enabled, you will see a corresponding warning.
Here are the prototypes of these functions:
void click(Point);
void click(int, int);
void clickRand(Point, int);
void clickRand(int, int, int);
void press(int, int, int);
voidpress(Point, int);
void swipe(int, int, int, int);
void swipe(Point, Point);
void swipe(int, int, int, int, int);
void swipe(Point, Point, int);
void complexSwipe(Point[], int);
void swipeAndHold(Point, Point, int);
void swipeAndHold(int, int, int, int, int);
void goBack();
void goHome();
void showRecents();
void showPowerDialog();
If none of these functions are used in a script, the autoclicker will not request access to the Accessibility Service.