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I prefer this one because of the UI: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.llamalab.automate https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.llama

• wonger_ 2y ago
  Here's some notes from my experience using Automate: - flowchart block scripting feels intuitive and flexible - free tier allows 30 running blocks - some blocks I've tried: send SMS, show toast, set clipboard, await motion gesture (finnicky), await volume button long press. - it comes with an app inspector. Example usage: I wanted to make a shortcut for creating new notes. So I created a test note, activated the app inspector, and copied this output into an "app start" block: Package: com.automattic.simplenote Activity class: com.automattic.simplenote.NotesActivity Action: android.intent.action.SEND MIME type: text/plain Extras: {"android.intent.extra.SUBJECT": "test title", "android.intent.extra.TEXT": "content"} Not sure how this compares with Tasker.
  • smusamashah 2y ago
    The documentation is not good enough. It's OK at best. My wife has a habit of putting phone to vibrate. I used Automate to turn the volume to full if I was ringing. It was not as simple as macro droid (may be it was some other tool) and documentation was a bit frustrating.