Editor Reviews

Tasker is this awesome Android app that lets you automate all kinds of stuff on your phone. And get this, there are like over 130 different things you can use to trigger these automations. You can set it up so your phone does things based on stuff like what app you're using, the time of day, where you are, what Wi-Fi network you're connected to, or even when you get a text or call. It's like magic! No more manually changing settings or doing repetitive tasks. Plus, Tasker has over 350 actions that let you customize your phone in ways you never imagined. You can send texts, make notifications pop up, tweak system settings, control music playback - the possibilities are endless! Okay, some of the really fancy stuff might need root access, but most things can be done without it. So go ahead and give Tasker a try and make your phone work for you!

On top of all the cool automations and actions, Tasker has some awesome features like automatic file backups and the ability to download and install APKs straight from the app. You can set it up to back up your files to wherever you want - your device, SD card, USB drive, or even Google Drive. And not only that, Tasker can also keep an eye out for updated APKs on websites, grab them for you, and get them installed. It's super handy!

Tasker is super friendly to developers, letting them connect their apps with Tasker and allowing users to easily use web APIs through HTTP Auth and HTTP Request actions. You can even make your own cool interfaces and apps, and even sell them using the Tasker App Factory. You can try it out for a whole week before deciding if you want to pay for the full version. Just so you know, Tasker needs a few permissions like BIND_DEVICE_ADMIN and accessibility service to work its magic. If you run into any problems, don't hesitate to report them to the developer using the 'Report Issue To Developer' option in the app.

Features

Automate all the things, from adjusting settings to capturing photos, sending texts to converting speech. This bad boy even won the ADC2 prize!