Stop with a volume button
Press either one, from any app. Locking the phone stops it too, and so does the Stop button on its lock screen notification. Every run also ends on its own after 30 minutes unless you ask for longer.
AutoTap taps anywhere on your iPhone or iPad, in any app, just like your finger. Place spots on a screenshot, press Start, and it keeps tapping until you press a volume button.
Requires iOS or iPadOS 27·One-time setup on a Mac or PC·No jailbreak
iOS doesn’t let App Store apps touch other apps, so the auto clickers you find there can only tap inside themselves. AutoTap connects to your iPhone the way Xcode does, so its taps land on whatever is on your screen.
| What you get | Auto clicker appsFrom the App Store | Jailbreak tweaksNeed a jailbroken device | AutoTapWorks in every app |
|---|---|---|---|
| Taps any app on your iPhone or iPad | Only inside their own app | Yes | Yes, system-wide |
| Works without a jailbreak | Yes | No | Yes |
| Runs on iOS 27 | Yes | Rarely on the newest iOS | Built for it |
| Keeps tapping after you switch apps | No | Yes | Yes |
| Ready-made presets for Reels, TikTok and Shorts | Can’t reach those apps | Scripts you write yourself | Built in |
| Setup | Install from the App Store | Jailbreak the device first | Once, from a Mac or PC |
Compared by type of app, not by any one product.
Keep scrolling and the phone plays it out: a screenshot, a few spots, a head start, taps in another app, and a volume button to end it.
Open AutoTap and capture the screen you want tapped: this one, another app after a short countdown, or a screenshot you already have in Photos.
Tap the screenshot to drop numbered spots. AutoTap works through them in order, and any spot can be a tap, a hold or a swipe.
Up to 20 taps a second. Stop after 100 taps, after a minute, after five, or never. Choose a head start long enough to switch apps.
The head start counts down on your screenshot. Open the app you want tapped before it reaches zero.
Your spots, in order, at your speed, on whatever is on screen. It keeps going while AutoTap sits in the background.
Either one, from any app. Locking the phone stops it too, and every run ends by itself after 30 minutes unless you ask for longer.
Try it: click a volume button on the phone or press ↓This phone is running a stand-in for a short-video app. Spot 1 swipes to the next video and spot 2 taps the heart. Press Start Tapping, then stop it the way you would on your iPhone: press a volume button on the side of the phone.
Click the phone to add a spot. Click a spot to remove it. Switch any spot between Tap and Swipe here.
Spot 1 swipes to the next video and spot 2 taps the heart. Press Start Tapping.
You only need a computer the first time. After that, AutoTap runs on your iPhone or iPad on its own, and it stays set up through restarts.
Connect your iPhone or iPad to your Mac or PC and sign in with your Apple Account. Setup installs AutoTap and prepares the device.
Get it free from the App Store. AutoTap reaches your iPhone or iPad through it, so connect it before you start a run.
Take a screenshot, place spots where the taps should land, and choose a speed. Then switch to the app you want tapped.
Every detail is there to make a run easy to set up, safe to leave running, and simple to stop.
Press either one, from any app. Locking the phone stops it too, and so does the Stop button on its lock screen notification. Every run also ends on its own after 30 minutes unless you ask for longer.
Tap several spots in turn, up to 20 times a second. Turn any spot into a swipe, and use the head start to switch apps.
Scroll Reels, TikTok and Shorts, tap through idle games, refresh a page, or keep the screen awake. Each preset opens ready to run.
Keep a setup with its screenshot and settings. Send it as a file, and it opens straight into AutoTap on another iPhone or iPad.
A free Apple Account signs apps for seven days. Renew AutoTap from its Settings whenever you like, without a computer.
The Explore tab has nine ready-made runs. Use one as it is, or save it to your setups and adjust it.
Next reel every 8 seconds
SocialNext video every 10 seconds
SocialNext Short every 12 seconds
SocialTaps the middle 10 times a second
Games20 taps a second, for 1,000 taps
GamesPulls to refresh every 30 seconds
UtilityOne tap every 25 seconds
UtilityTurns the page every 45 seconds
ReadingScrolls up a little every 15 seconds
ReadingApps from the App Store aren’t allowed to touch other apps, so their auto clickers only tap inside themselves, usually in a built-in browser. AutoTap is installed from your computer and connects the way Xcode does, so its taps reach any app on your iPhone.
No. AutoTap is a regular app, signed with your own Apple Account and installed from your computer.
Yes. AutoTap runs on iPad with iPadOS 27 or later, in portrait or landscape. Setup is the same: plug it into your Mac or PC and run AutoTap Setup.
Press either volume button, from any app. Locking the phone stops it too, and so does the Stop button on the notification AutoTap shows while it runs. Every run also stops on its own after 30 minutes unless you ask for longer.
Your iPhone or iPad only lets a computer it trusts install AutoTap and turn on the developer services it uses to tap, including Developer Mode, which Setup shows you how to switch on. After that, everything happens on your iPhone, and it stays set up through restarts.
Yes, on Windows 10 or 11. Install Apple Devices from the Microsoft Store first so your PC can see your iPhone or iPad, then run AutoTap Setup. On a Mac, any Mac with macOS 11 or later works, Apple silicon or Intel.
A free app on the App Store. AutoTap reaches your iPhone’s developer services through it, so open it and tap Connect before you start a run.
Apps signed with a free Apple Account run for seven days. Renew AutoTap from its Settings on your iPhone whenever you like.
Yes. Any spot can be a swipe, and the presets in Explore scroll Reels, TikTok and Shorts for you.
Apps from outside the App Store need one extra step the first time. Open AutoTap Setup, then go to System Settings › Privacy & Security and click Open Anyway.
Works in every app on your iPhone or iPad. Get AutoTap Setup for Mac or Windows.