FRep2 is a powerful automation utility for Android that enables users to record and replay touch gestures, swipes, and other screen interactions. This application is designed for users who seek to automate repetitive tasks on their mobile devices, from testing app flows to automating social media actions or game routines. FRep2 provides a robust, non-root solution for creating macros that can execute complex sequences with a single tap, saving significant time and effort.
Recording Custom Touch and Gesture Macros
The core function of FRep2 begins with its recording capability. Users start by opening the target application and then activating FRep2's floating control widget. Tapping the record button initiates the process; every tap, long-press, swipe, and gesture performed on the screen is captured in real-time. Users can perform a complete sequence of actions, such as navigating a menu or completing a level in a game. Once finished, they stop the recording and save the macro with a custom name. This recorded sequence is now ready for one-touch replay, allowing FRep2 to automate the entire process perfectly.
Configuring Macro Playback and Loop Settings
After recording a sequence, FRep2 offers extensive control over its execution. Users can access the macro's settings to define how and when it plays back. This includes setting the number of times the macro should loop, from a single run to an infinite repeat, or until manually stopped. The delay between each loop can also be fine-tuned. This is crucial for creating sustainable automation, especially in scenarios like mobile games where actions must be timed with server responses. FRep2 ensures the automation is not just a recording but a configurable tool.
Integrating Image and Color Recognition for Smart Automation
A significant advancement in FRep2 over basic recorders is its support for conditional logic through image and color recognition. Users can configure a macro to only proceed with the next action when a specific visual cue, like a button or icon, appears on the screen. This is done by capturing a screenshot of the target element during editing. The FRep2 macro will then wait and search the screen for that image before continuing, preventing errors caused by variable load times or screen changes. This makes automation with FRep2 incredibly reliable and adaptive.
Scheduling Automated Tasks for Specific Times
Beyond manual triggering, FRep2 includes a scheduler to run macros autonomously. Users can set a specific macro to execute at a predetermined time or after a time delay. For example, a user could schedule a social media check-in macro to run every day at noon directly from the home screen. The scheduler interface in FRep2 is straightforward, allowing users to select the macro, choose a start time, and set recurrence patterns. This hands-off approach transforms a simple gesture recorder into a full-featured personal automation assistant.
Managing and Editing a Library of Macros
As users create numerous automations for different apps and purposes, FRep2 provides a central library for efficient management. All saved macros are listed here, where users can play, edit, rename, or delete them. The edit function is particularly powerful; it allows for inserting new actions, adjusting timings, or adding conditional waits into an existing recording without starting over. This management system ensures that a user's collection of FRep2 automations remains organized, optimized, and easy to access for daily use.
Key Features
Record touch gestures, swipes, and screen interactions.
Replay recorded macros with configurable loop and delay settings.
Utilize image recognition for conditional, error-proof automation.
Schedule macros to run at specific times or after a delay.
Edit and manage a library of macros for different applications.
Operate without root access on most devices.
