Macrion

About Macrion

Macrion is an Android automation app that reacts to what appears on screen and performs user-defined actions. Scenarios can use image, text, number, or color conditions to decide when to act. Actions include taps, long presses, swipes, text entry, and system actions, allowing both simple auto-clickers and more complex screen-aware workflows. Scenarios can include timers, counters, cooldowns, broadcast triggers, and connections to external automation apps. Users can import and export scenario backups, including compatible formats from another automation app. Screen detection and scenario execution run on the device; optional OCR language models can be downloaded, and screen content is not sent to an online OCR service. Macrion requires Accessibility, screen-capture, and display-over-other-apps permissions to interact with other apps. Its description says crash reports are stored locally and sent only if the user chooses to send them. It is independently developed and open source. Since scenarios can automate taps and system actions, users should review what a scenario does before enabling or running it.

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