Touch Macro records taps and swipes, then lets you repeat selected sections, chain saved macros, launch a target app, or run on a schedule. Macros stay on the device with no Touch Macro account, while playback controls let you pause or stop at any time.
Hey Product Hunt — I’m the maker behind Touch Macro.
Basic record/replay isn’t the differentiator; that’s expected in this category. The problem I wanted to solve is what happens after a recording gets long or you only need part of it:
- repeat one selected section without rerecording the whole macro
- chain saved macros so one flow does not become a giant recording
- launch a target app first or run a macro on a schedule
- keep playback status, Pause and Stop visible over the target app
Macros and settings stay on the device, and Touch Macro has no account or cloud sync. It uses Android Accessibility for the touches the user records; it does not read the screen and decide what to do on its own.
Honest limitation: I have tested multiple Android versions and several devices, but not every manufacturer or battery-management setup. If it breaks or feels confusing, the device model and the task you tried are useful feedback.
I’m especially curious whether section loops and macro chains look understandable from the UI, and what normal repetitive task you would try first. Feedback is welcome; no upvote request.