Android User Guide

Complete documentation for Android phones, tablets, and ChromeOS

Windows & macOS Android & ChromeOS

Android guide contents

Overview Contents 1. What MT Auto Clicker Does 2. Requirements 3. First-Time Setup and Permissions 4. Home Screen 5. Common Options Used by Multiple Features 6. Single Target 7. Multi Target 8. Macro Recorder and Playback 9. Full Page Screenshot 10. Auto Refresh 11. Floatbars and Their Controls 12. Recent Runs and Presets 13. Notifications and Feedback Replies 14. Feedback Screen 15. Settings Screen 16. Backup, Import, and Data Removal 17. Tours, Review Prompts, and Helpful Messages 18. Real-Life Examples 19. Troubleshooting 20. Privacy and Safety 21. Quick Reference Support
Section 6

Single Target

Single Target repeatedly taps one point or an area.

When to use it

  • Repeatedly press a “Collect” button
  • Keep a game button active
  • Refresh one web control
  • Advance a slideshow
  • Tap one stable position for testing

Setup options

Target type: Point

Point mode taps one exact screen position.

How to use:

  1. Choose point.
  2. Configure timing and stop condition.
  3. Press Start.
  4. Open the app you want to control.
  5. Tap + on the floatbar.
  6. Tap the desired position.
  7. Press Play.

Target type: Zone

Zone mode uses an area instead of one exact point.

How to use:

  1. Choose zone.
  2. Press Start.
  3. Tap + on the floatbar.
  4. Drag across the screen to draw the click zone.
  5. Press Play.

The automation chooses positions inside the zone. Zone mode is helpful when the intended control moves slightly.

Timing options

Single Target supports:

  • Interval and unit
  • Variable interval with Min and Max
  • Start delay
  • Random offset
  • Never / Cycles / Duration stop condition

Single Target floatbar

In the ready state:

  • Drag handle: Move the floatbar.
  • Play: Start clicking. It is disabled until a target exists.
  • Save: Quickly save the current setup as a preset.
  • Eye: Show or hide target markers.
  • MT logo: Return to Single Target and dismiss the floatbar.
  • + / Remove: Add the target, or remove the existing Single Target.
  • Settings: Edit interval, stop condition, target type, delay, and random offset without returning to the main app.
  • Close: End the session and remove overlays.

Saving the floatbar Settings panel rebuilds the interval and turns Variable interval off. Restore Min/Max from the main Setup screen when needed. If you change Point/Zone in this panel, remove and re-place the target so its geometry matches the new mode.

While running:

  • Status dot: Shows running or paused state.
  • Pause / Play: Request pause or resume. If the loop reaches its next cycle boundary while paused, this version can finish the run and return to Ready instead of remaining paused.
  • MT logo: Return to Single Target and end the floatbar session.
  • Stop: Stop the active run.

Example: Repeatedly tap a reward button

  1. Open Single Target.
  2. Select point.
  3. Set interval to 1 s.
  4. Set stop type to Cycles and cycles to 30.
  5. Press Start.
  6. In the other app, tap + and then tap the reward button.
  7. Press Play.

The button is tapped once per second for 30 cycles.

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