AutoTarget

AutoTarget — scoped auto-clicking for macOS, one hotkey away.

AutoTarget repeats a mouse click or keyboard key on a timer. You choose where it applies, record what to repeat, and toggle it with a hotkey.

What it does

• Target scope — App, Window, or Desktop (system-wide)
• Toggle hotkey — record a key or mouse button; works from anywhere
• Action — record a click (any mouse button) or a keyboard key to repeat
• Interval — set how often the action runs
• Optional limits — cap how many times it runs, pause when the target loses focus, pick a fixed click point

Settings and bindings are saved between launches.

Requirements

• macOS 14.6 (Sonoma) or later
• Tested on macOS 26.4
• Accessibility permission — required to listen for hotkeys and send input

Install

1. Download or clone this repository.
2. Open AutoTarget.app from the project root.
3. If macOS blocks the app, right-click it and choose Open, or allow it in System Settings → Privacy & Security.

Getting started

1. Grant Accessibility when prompted
   System Settings → Privacy & Security → Accessibility
2. Choose a scope and target (if not Desktop).
3. Record a toggle hotkey.
4. Record the action to repeat (click or key).
5. Turn the clicker On from the toolbar, or use your toggle hotkey.

Build from source

1. Open AutoTarget.xcodeproj in Xcode.
2. Select the AutoTarget scheme and run (⌘R).

Notes

• The toggle hotkey always works globally.
• With Pause when unfocused enabled, clicks/keys only fire while the selected app or window is focused.
• Desktop scope runs everywhere and ignores focus checks.

License

Not specified.