Editor's Review
Repetitive tapping is exactly the kind of chore a phone ought to handle by itself, and that is the whole brief here. Place markers where taps should land, set the interval and how many times to repeat, then start the script and it keeps going until stopped. Swipe gestures and multi-point sequences cover the cases where a single tap is not enough.
Everything runs through Android's accessibility service, which is worth understanding before you enable it. That permission grants an app the ability to observe and act on your screen, so it belongs only to tools you actively intend to use, and it is sensible to switch it off afterwards. The same requirement means the app cannot function at all on devices where the service is locked down.
Ads pay for the free version and cluster around starting and stopping a script, which grates in a utility whose purpose is saving small amounts of effort. It does the job it advertises and nothing beyond it.
Features
Single-point tapping at a chosen interval
Multi-point sequences with individual timing per point
Swipe and drag gesture recording
Repeat count and duration limits for a script
Pros
Setup is quick and does not need a rooted device
Multi-point scripts handle sequences a single tapper cannot
Core tapping functions are free
Cons
Depends on the accessibility permission, which is broad by design
Ads interrupt starting and stopping a script
Some apps and games actively block automated input
