Tasker is an application for Android which performs tasks (sets of actions) based on contexts (application, time, date, location, event, gesture) in user-defined profiles or in clickable or timer …

It's the Google Play Store version, so you can safely install it over your Google Play Store app. Be aware that this version might not be fully tested, specially if the file name contains "beta".

Here are only some of the things you could do with Tasker, it's real power is the flexibility to combine contexts and tasks however you wish. If you want pre-made projects that are ready to …

Tasker Userguide Profiles Main Screen Contexts Application Time Day Location Location Edit State A-Z Event Event Edit A-Z Tasks General Task Edit Flow Control Task Widgets / …

Introduction Tasker allows creation of completely standalone apps (APK files) which have no requirement for Tasker to be installed on the device they're used on. The intention is to allow …

To use this, Tasker needs to be granted permission to Write Secure Settings on your device

Make sure to exempt the "Tasker Settings" app (not only Tasker itself) from battery optimization (details here) so that Tasker can call it in the background. Even if you already have the …

Short answer: no. Long answer: when a new app is created, Tasker doesn't create new java code to implement the things in your task or project configuration. Instead, the existing Tasker code …

Important Note: I have developed all my plugins before I was Tasker's developer. I have recently acquired it and have been working relentlessly to update it as much as I can.

Standard Android doesn't allow an app to change, poke, prod or peek at anything within another app, including simulating keypresses and screen taps. On a rooted device, you can use some …