iOS Utility App for Repetitive Tapping Based on On-Screen Events
Budget: $30 – $250 CAD
I’m looking for a developer to create an iOS utility app or script that can detect specific visual or UI changes on the screen and simulate a quick user interaction (such as a tap) in response.
The tool will be used to streamline repetitive tasks in a delivery-related app where timing is important. It should be capable of reacting fast when a certain notification, pop-up, or element appears on-screen.
Key Requirements:
• Works on iOS (non-jailbroken device preferred, or advise if jailbreak is required)
• Can monitor a defined region of the screen and react (e.g., tap) quickly
• Minimal user interface is fine — performance and speed matter more
• Safe to use, ideally undetectable by background systems
• Lightweight and efficient (doesn’t drain battery)
Optional Features:
• Custom filter (e.g., ignore taps under certain conditions)
• Logging or alert when a tap is triggered
• Background mode support
Note:
This is for personal use to reduce manual tapping effort. Please avoid using restricted APIs or anything that would break Apple’s App Store rules if submitted publicly — sideloading via TestFlight or Xcode is fine.
The tool will be used to streamline repetitive tasks in a delivery-related app where timing is important. It should be capable of reacting fast when a certain notification, pop-up, or element appears on-screen.
Key Requirements:
• Works on iOS (non-jailbroken device preferred, or advise if jailbreak is required)
• Can monitor a defined region of the screen and react (e.g., tap) quickly
• Minimal user interface is fine — performance and speed matter more
• Safe to use, ideally undetectable by background systems
• Lightweight and efficient (doesn’t drain battery)
Optional Features:
• Custom filter (e.g., ignore taps under certain conditions)
• Logging or alert when a tap is triggered
• Background mode support
Note:
This is for personal use to reduce manual tapping effort. Please avoid using restricted APIs or anything that would break Apple’s App Store rules if submitted publicly — sideloading via TestFlight or Xcode is fine.
Related categories:
Mobile App Development
iPhone
User Interface / IA
Objective C
iPad
Swift
App Design
iOS Development
App Development
Xcode