Auto Clicker: Click Assistant.
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Auto Clicker: Click Assistant.

Manojkumar Savani · released 11 Jun 2026 · Open in App Store ↗

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Description

Auto Clicker is a scriptable web automation browser for iOS.

Open any website inside the private in-app browser, write a JavaScript snippet or a JSON macro, and let the app handle the repetitive parts of your browsing — clicking through forms, scrolling long pages, waiting for elements, and running multi-step flows from start to finish.

WHAT YOU CAN DO

Build reusable automation scripts in JavaScript or JSON

Run scripts inside a private in-app browser

Pause, resume, or stop any script mid-run

Track every run with timing, success rate, and step history

Save scripts per-website for one-tap re-runs

Insert ready-made snippets like querySelector, setInterval, and waitFor

Loop, scroll, wait, and chain steps into powerful workflows

TWO WAYS TO BUILD

Macro Mode — assemble automation step-by-step using a clean JSON structure. Power without writing code from scratch.

Script Mode — write full JavaScript that runs inside the browser's page context. Built for developers who want fine-grained control.

PRIVACY-FIRST

The app runs entirely on your device. No accounts. No tracking. No cloud sync. Your scripts and browsing history never leave your iPhone.

WHAT THIS APP IS NOT

This app does not control other apps or simulate system-wide taps. All automation runs strictly inside its own in-app browser, fully within iOS sandboxing rules.

GET STARTED IN UNDER A MINUTE

1) Open any website in the browser

2) Tap "New Script" in your Library

3) Pick a snippet from the Insert toolbar or paste your own code

4) Save and run

Automate the web. One script at a time.