MacroDroid is the easiest way to automate tasks on your Android smartphone or tablet. Thanks to its simple user interface, MacroDroid makes it possible to create fully automated tasks with just a few clicks.
Some examples of how MacroDroid can help you become automated:
# Optimize your daily workflow on your phone; turn on the bluetooth and listen to music when you get in the car. Or turn on Wi-Fi when you’re near you.
# Reduce battery consumption (eg darken your screen and turn off Wi-Fi)
#Save on roaming charges (turn off your data automatically)
# Increase the safety of your travels by reading your incoming notifications (by text-to-speech) and sending automated responses by e-mail or SMS
# Create custom sound and notification profiles.
#Reminds you to perform certain tasks with timers and stopwatches.
These are just a few examples of endless scenarios where MacroDroid can make your Android life a little easier. In just 3 easy steps, here’s how it works:
1. Select a trigger.
The trigger is the signal to start the macro. MacroDroid provides over 70 triggers to start your macro i.e. location based triggers (like GPS, cell towers etc), device status triggers (like battery level, app launch / close), etc.) and connection triggers (like Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and notifications).
Macros can be activated automatically, but it is also possible to create a shortcut on your device’s home screen or use Macrodroid’s unique and customizable sidebar.
2. Select the actions you want to automate.
MacroDroid can perform over 100 different actions, than you would normally do by hand. Connect to your Bluetooth or Wi-Fi device, select volume levels, speak text (like your incoming notifications or the current time), start a timer, dim your screen, run the Tasker plugin, and more.
3. Optional: Configure the restrictions.
Restrictions help you to let the macro trigger only when you want it to.
Do you live close to work, but want to connect to your company Wi-Fi only during the week? A restriction allows you to select specific times or days when the macro can be called. MacroDroid offers 50 types of restrictions such as: battery level, connected devices, time and day restrictions, inserted headphones and many more.
MacroDroid is even compatible with Tasker and Locale plugins to further expand the range of possibilities.
For beginners
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MacroDroid’s unique interface provides a step-by-step wizard that walks you through setting up your first macros.
It is also possible to use an existing template from the templates section and adapt it to your needs.
The built-in forum allows you to get help from other users so that you can easily learn the ins and outs of MacroDroid.
For more experienced users
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MacroDroid offers more complete solutions such as the use of Tasker and Locale plugins, system / user defined variables, scripts, intents, advanced routing like IF, THEN, ELSE clauses, use of AND + OR
The free version of MacroDroid allows you to configure up to 5 macros. The Pro version (a unique little extra) unleashes the full power of MacroDroid and lets you create an unlimited number of macros.
Running in the background
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If you are having trouble with the app not staying alive in the background, please visit http://dontkillmyapp.com
port operating system
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MacroDroid includes a standard Wear OS companion app that lets you launch macros from your watch.
Support
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Use the in-app forum for all usage questions and feature requests, or visit the forums at www.macrodroid.com.
Use the built-in “Report a bug” option available through settings to report bugs.
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This app uses the permission of the device administrator (BIND_DEVICE_ADMIN). This permission is used by the failed login trigger (nothing else) and is only enabled if you explicitly grant administrator access to the MacroDroid device from within the app.
