WhenDo: AI Auto Clicker Macro
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WhenDo: AI Auto Clicker Macro - Turn one sentence into an Android automation

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WhenDo turns one sentence into an Android automation. Describe a routine - "mute my phone on home Wi-Fi" - and AI builds the triggers, conditions, and actions, all editable. It's also a full auto clicker: record taps and swipes, schedule tasks, pick from 250+ triggers (app launches, Wi-Fi, calendar, location, NFC). No root needed, with optional Shizuku for deeper control. Free to use, with a one-time Pro unlock. No subscription.

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Hi Product Hunt — I'm Dylan, the developer of WhenDo. WhenDo is a no-root automation app for Android. You describe a routine in plain words and it builds the task for you: trigger, conditions, actions, every step editable afterwards. I launched here a year ago under the name Taskly. It was a power tool for people who already knew what a trigger and an action were — a small group. So I spent this year on two things: making the first task easy to create, and making the app honest about what it can't do. What's new since last launch: • Say what you want and AI builds it. "Mute my phone on home Wi-Fi" becomes a working task, and you can edit any step. A few generations a day are free. • 64 ready-made presets. Tap Add and it runs. The ones that need a detail ask for it. • Floating buttons you can drag anywhere, plus triggers bound to your volume keys. • One search box while building, instead of digging through nested lists. • Rebuilt on Material 3, Android 16 ready, 21 languages. We also renamed to WhenDo, because Taskly meant nothing to anyone. On pricing, before anyone asks: the app is free, with no account and no time limit. A one-time Pro unlock adds the boring-but-necessary actions — file operations, shell commands, HTTP requests, OCR, calendar writing, NFC and sensor triggers — and raises the AI limit. No subscription. Your tasks run on your phone. The only thing that leaves the device is the sentence you type when you ask AI to build something. Two things I'd like to know: 1. What routine would you automate if setup took 30 seconds? 2. If you tried it and gave up, where did you get stuck? I'll be in the comments all day. Email's in the app if you'd rather not post publicly.