GhostUser

A Clickmate-style automation app for Android: build auto-clickers and multi-step gesture macros (taps, long-presses, swipes, delays) and play them back over other apps. Works on stock devices (via an AccessibilityService) and on rooted devices (via a persistent su shell), selectable per your preference.

Highlights Two injection engines behind one interface:

Accessibility — dispatchGesture(), no root required. Root — pipes input tap/swipe to a long-lived su shell; higher tap rate, and works over apps that block synthetic gestures. Auto — prefers root when granted, otherwise falls back to accessibility. Floating control panel drawn by the accessibility service itself using a TYPE_ACCESSIBILITY_OVERLAY window — so there's no draw-over-apps permission prompt and no foreground-service notification. It rides as a small draggable bubble; tap it to expand a control row:

⠿ grip — drag to move the panel ● start/stop recording a gesture sequence ▶ / ■ play/stop the selected macro ⟳ loop override — on, ▶ repeats forever; off, it runs once ■ stop playback (and stop recording) ☰ open the GhostUser app ▽ collapse back to the bubble ✕ dismiss the panel entirely The panel is shown only when you ask for it (the floating-controls icon in the app's top bar) and stays gone once you dismiss it with ✕ — that choice is remembered across reboots and app restarts.

On-screen gesture recorder — hit ● and use the screen normally. Taps, long presses and swipes are captured with the real pauses between them and saved as a macro you can replay or edit.

On-screen point picker — tap targets directly on the screen to add them as taps to a macro. No pixel-coordinate guesswork.

Loop controls — repeat N times or forever, with a configurable interval (the core auto-clicker knob).

Import / export — Settings ▸ Backup & sharing writes every macro to a JSON file and reads them back through the system document picker; the editor can share a single macro. Imports are always appended with fresh ids, so they can never overwrite what you already have.

Material 3 DayNight theme with a blue primary (#2D6BFF light, #AEC6FF dark). Follows the system by default; forceable to light or dark in Settings. The floating panel always draws on a dark translucent pill, so it keeps its own brighter accent (#4C8DFF) for contrast on any wallpaper.