Automateit – Define a set of your desired behaviors

[App] AutomateIt – Smart Automation

AutomateIt is designed to make your life easier by automating various tasks on your Android smartphone or tablet.

Define a set of your desired behaviors in response to events on your Android device.
Each behavior/rule is defined as a pair of Trigger-Action listed below.

AutomateIt provides a default set of useful rules to get you started:
Low battery warning
Quiet at night
Normal sound mode at morning
Max volume when headset unplugged
Lower volume when headset plugged
Unmute by SMS

Triggers:
Any SMS Trigger – Triggers on SMS received
SMS With Text Trigger – Triggers on receipt of SMS Message with a specific text
Battery Level Trigger – Triggers on a defined battery level
Bluetooth State Enabled/Disabled
Bluetooth Device Connected – Any device or specific device
Incoming/Hang Call – Any call or from a specific contact
Headset Plugged/Unplugged Trigger
Location Trigger – Arriving/Exiting a defined region
External Power Connected/Disconnected
Screen On/Off
Wi-Fi Enabled/Disabled
Connected to Wi-Fi network – Any network or a specific network
Time Trigger – recurring time events
GPS Enabled Changed – GPS Activated/Deactivated and started/stopped looking for current location
SMS from contact
USB Connected/Disconnected Trigger
Airplane Mode Activated/Deactivated
Dock State Trigger – Docked to Car/Desk
Application Status Trigger – Triggers when selected application activated or deactivated
Outgoing call – all calls or calling specific contact
Sound Mode Changed to Silent/Vibrate/Normal
Boot Trigger – triggers on device startup (assuming service starts on boot)
Manual Trigger – Requires user explicit execution of this trigger
Cell ID Trigger – Trigger when connecting or disconnecting from defined cellular cells
NFC Trigger – use NFC tags to launch rules
Weather Trigger – Monitor weather at your location
Mobile Data State Trigger
Activity Recognition – an EXPERIMENTAL trigger that detects when you are in a car, on a bicycle, on foot or standing still

Actions:
Notification – Shows notification on notification bar
Play Sound – Plays selected sound
Set Bluetooth State – Enabled/Disabled
Set Sound Mode – Silent / Vibrate / Normal (With/Without Vibrate)
Set Speakerphone State – Turn on/off
Set Volume – Sets volume of all streams or a specific stream
Set Wi-Fi Adapter State – Enabled/Disabled
Start Application
Enable/Disable other rules
Vibrate action
Enable/Disable Data Connectivity action – [NOT supported on some devices – see why on developer website]
Kill Application [Requires Root – see why on developer website]
Launch Home Screen
Activate/Deactivate Airplane mode [Supported for Android version prior to 4.2 and all rooted devices]
Enable/Disable GPS [Supported for Android version prior to 2.3 and all rooted devices]
Enable/Disable Sync
Set Mobile Data – Enable/Disable Mobile Data
Set Screen Brightness – Automatic or specific value
Enable/Disable screen automatic rotation
Dial Phone Number
Send SMS to phone number
Set screen timeout (Including “Never” turn off)
Shutdown device [Requires Root]
Text-to-Speech – Say defined text
Reboot [Requires Root]
Set Wallpaper – set your home screen wallpaper

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Supports English, German, Spanish, Hebrew, Polish, Danish, French, Italian, Czech, Slovak, Romanian, Chinese, Hungarian, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Dutch and Russian

AutomateIt user reviews :

Edit: I was able to make an action active during only during a certain time window by having two dedicated helper actions that turned it on and off at specific times. This was rather convoluted, and I wish it had been a setting in the main action itself, or had been suggested in documentation. The action works well though since I got it set up!

This is a great app. Works reliably and efficiently. Very easy to use and provides a great deal of customization and automation without rooting. Has problems with turning off WiFi when out of range, and trigging Bluetooth rules incorrectly when multiple connections exist (like a smartwatch and a car at the same time), but I suspect that has to do with things outside of the app’s control.

Could be a useful app but can’t get location trigger working reliably. Exit location trigger only works if I start maps when outside the trigger area which is useless as it should be automatic. I have tried all steps to keep location & maps on in background. I found that other apps appear to work more reliably under test. I won’t mention because they are still under test.

works really well for simple tasks. makes things kinda difficult for anythig complicated, would make things a lot easier if we had “AND NOT” “Triggers” to prevent a task being triggered if you need something to only launch under a couple of conditions. the repeat trigger is a great example, i have had to make a separate task to disable the rule at a certain time because otherwise it will repeat forever

I like the idea and wanted to like it, but Automagic works so much better for me. I had tried to use Tasker, but that was so difficult that I tried Lama, and IFTTT, and AutomateIt. When I found Automagic, I knew it was just what I wanted: it’s graphical interface is brilliant—intuitive to use and so powerful, that I paid for pro a couple years ago and never looked back.

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