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Auto Clicker is a lightweight, cross-platform auto-clicking utility for Windows, macOS, and Linux β built for precise, configurable click automation with a global hotkey, tray support, and automatic updates.
This wiki is the home for documentation, project status, and the roadmap. For downloads and quick-start instructions, see the README or the Releases page.
| Β | Β |
|---|---|
| Latest version | v1.0.0 |
| Platforms supported | Windows, macOS, Linux (incl. Chrome OS) |
| Build status | β Passing |
| License | Proprietary β see LICENSE |
For version-by-version platform support details, see the Release & Support Lifecycle page.
A rough outline of where the project is headed. Planned items are subject to change.
- Core click engine (configurable interval, button, single/double click)
- Fixed & current-position click targeting
- Global hotkey start/stop
- System tray support
- Cross-platform auto-updates
- Remote kill switch for problematic releases
- Click pattern recording & playback
- Multiple saved click profiles
- Scheduled/timed auto-start
- In-app changelog viewer
Have a feature request? Open an issue and tag it enhancement.
- Getting Started β installing and running Auto Clicker on your platform
- Usage Guide β configuring click intervals, hotkeys, and positions
- Platform Notes β macOS Accessibility permissions, Linux/Wayland setup, Chrome OS notes
- Release & Support Lifecycle β supported versions and platforms
- FAQ β common questions and troubleshooting
- Changelog β what's new in each release
This project does not accept external code contributions at this time β see the LICENSE for usage terms. Bug reports and feature requests are always welcome via Issues.
This wiki is actively maintained alongside the project. Pages will be filled in and expanded as the project grows.
# Welcome to the Auto Clicker WikiAuto Clicker is a lightweight, cross-platform auto-clicking utility for Windows, macOS, and Linux β built for precise, configurable click automation with a global hotkey, tray support, and automatic updates.
This wiki is the home for documentation, project status, and the roadmap. For downloads and quick-start instructions, see the [README](https://github.com/ToshiroSky/auto-clicker#readme) or the [Releases](https://github.com/ToshiroSky/auto-clicker/releases) page.
| Latest version | v1.0.0 |
| Platforms supported | Windows, macOS, Linux (incl. Chrome OS) |
| Build status | β Passing |
| License | Proprietary β see [LICENSE](https://github.com/ToshiroSky/auto-clicker/blob/main/LICENSE) |
For version-by-version platform support details, see the [Release & Support Lifecycle](Release-and-Support-Lifecycle) page.
A rough outline of where the project is headed. Planned items are subject to change.
- Core click engine (configurable interval, button, single/double click)
- Fixed & current-position click targeting
- Global hotkey start/stop
- System tray support
- Cross-platform auto-updates
- Remote kill switch for problematic releases
- Click pattern recording & playback
- Multiple saved click profiles
- Scheduled/timed auto-start
- In-app changelog viewer
Have a feature request? Open an [issue](https://github.com/ToshiroSky/auto-clicker/issues) and tag it enhancement.
- [Getting Started](Getting-Started) β installing and running Auto Clicker on your platform
- [Usage Guide](Usage-Guide) β configuring click intervals, hotkeys, and positions
- [Platform Notes](Platform-Notes) β macOS Accessibility permissions, Linux/Wayland setup, Chrome OS notes
- [Release & Support Lifecycle](Release-and-Support-Lifecycle) β supported versions and platforms
- [FAQ](FAQ) β common questions and troubleshooting
- [Changelog](Changelog) β what's new in each release
This project does not accept external code contributions at this time β see the [LICENSE](https://github.com/ToshiroSky/auto-clicker/blob/main/LICENSE) for usage terms. Bug reports and feature requests are always welcome via [Issues](https://github.com/ToshiroSky/auto-clicker/issues).
This wiki is actively maintained alongside the project. Pages will be filled in and expanded as the project grows.