Custom Tasker and Android automation, built for you
Tell me what you need your Android phone or app to do, and I build it, from a simple Tasker workflow to real-device deployments.
What I automate. If yours is not on the list, it is still worth asking.
WhatsApp automation
Send messages, react to incoming messages, and connect Android workflows to the other tools you already use.
Tasker and AutoInput
Custom Tasker projects, AutoInput workflows, profiles, triggers and more advanced setups.
Data extraction
Collect structured information from Android apps and send it to Sheets, a database or an API.
Android app automation
Tap, type, navigate and interact with apps that do not provide the API you need.
APIs and webhooks
Trigger an Android workflow from your backend, a webhook, an HTTP request or another system.
SMS and device workflows
Use real Android devices, SIM cards, notifications and device state as part of an automation.
Four steps. You can stop after the second.
Tell me what you want automated
Which app, what should happen, and how often. A short screen recording of you doing it by hand is the fastest possible brief.
I review it and send a quote
Usually within a day, and with an honest answer about whether a phone can do it at all. Some things cannot be done reliably.
I build and test the automation
Against your actual app, on a real Android device, until it does the job rather than the demo of the job.
You get the working setup
Handed over and yours to run. If it needs infrastructure behind it, I can keep it running through MationX instead.
A quote costs nothing and commits you to nothing. Most projects are built, tested, handed over, done.
Tasker when it makes sense. MationX when you need more.
Tasker is genuinely good software, and for a lot of personal and single-device workflows it is still the right answer. I have been building projects in it for years and I am not going to talk you out of it to sell you something bigger.
For more advanced projects I can also build on MationX, the Android automation platform I work on. You would not have to learn it or touch it. I pick the tool that solves the problem, and you get a working automation either way.
Where MationX earns its place
- Triggering the workflow from your backend or an API
- Running the same job across more than one device
- Managing devices remotely instead of by hand
- Running on cloud Android phones as well as on your own
- More complex UI automation than a Tasker task can hold
- Ongoing production use, where somebody has to notice when it breaks
Tasker and MationX, in one video. A WhatsApp message from a Tasker task, start to finish.
More of them on the channel, or send me the job and skip the tutorial.
What one of these looks like. Yours will not be exactly one of these, but it will rhyme.
Send WhatsApp messages automatically
Automate an app that has no API
Extract data out of an app
React to a notification
This work came before the software. Real Trustpilot reviews from people who hired me for Tasker projects.
Petr is a very knowledgeable and friendly IT specialist. I reached out to him on Tasker, to automate and interface different systems at home. He has promptly responded and taken the project forward, highly recommended!
Was able to solve a WhatsApp video automation problem very quickly, no drama at all. Very recommended
Petr was quick to respond and created a Tasker file for me right away. Was done in around 30 minutes from the time I contact him. Price was reasonable.
I recently worked with Petr on a call automation project, and the experience was outstanding. He asked detailed and relevant questions that helped him fully understand my requirements. Thanks to his thorough approach, the script worked well. I appreciated his clear communication and quick turnaround. His professionalism and attention to detail make him a reliable choice for future projects. I highly recommend his service and will definitely use him again.
Petr rocks! I had a complicated android task that even native Tasker could not do and Petr immediately knew of a practical workaround and even remote controlled my phone to set it up and fine tune it while I watched. Highly recommended!
Tasker Projects gave a quick response and was great at communicating and understanding my project needs and explained the different aspects involved. I'm not an expert in Tasker and felt he helped me understand the different aspects of it. He also has a YouTube channel that helps with some of the basics of Tasker.
Questions. The ones people ask me first, answered without hedging.
Tasker and AutoInput are third-party products and are not affiliated with MationX.
No. If you just want the automation built for you, I can handle the setup. Plenty of people who hire me have never opened Tasker.
Yes, when Tasker is the right tool for the job. For a single phone doing one thing well, it usually is.
No. You do not need to build the workflow yourself, or learn the builder, or even think about it. If the project ends up running on MationX, that is my side of the arrangement.
Yes. Many custom projects are delivered for a one-time price and then they are yours. There is no subscription hiding behind the quote.
Only when you want it kept alive: someone watching it, fixing it when an app updates, or a MationX plan behind it. If your project does not need that, it has no monthly cost.
Often yes. Android accessibility and UI automation can drive a real app directly, the same way a person would. Whether it is reliable depends on the app and the workflow, and I will tell you which one yours is before you pay anything.
Yes. AutoInput, Tasker profiles, scenes and the rest of that toolkit are all fair game when they are the shortest route to the result.
It depends entirely on the workflow, so I quote per project rather than per hour. Send a description and you get a fixed number back, and no invoice arrives unless you say yes to it.
Tell me what the phone should do. Whether it is possible, what it takes, what it costs.
- A quote costs nothing and commits you to nothing
- I tell you if Tasker alone is enough, even when it means a smaller job
- Built and running on your own device
- I keep it alive when an app changes underneath, if you want that