Auto Clicker

A high performance (+850 CPS), native AutoClicker app built with Rust , Tauri and React (TypeScript).

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Features

• Multi mode Support: Simulates both mouse clicks and keyboard input.

• Simulate any key: Simulate any key on your mouse and keyboard.

• Action Types:

  • Single: A simple click.
  • Double: A rapid double click.
  • Hold: Continuous key press.

• Precise Control:

  • Configurable intervals (ms, seconds, minutes).
  • Set a specific number of repetitions or infinite mode.

• Position Picker: Interactive UI to select specific x and y coordinates on the screen.

• HotKeys: Global configurable shortcuts to start and stop the clicker even when the app is minimized.

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Performance & Speed

Tested with: https://www.arealme.com/click-speed-test/en/

One of the core strengths of this project is its extreme speed and low latency, achieved through Rust's low level capabilities:

• Microsecond Precision: Unlike Electron or Python based clickers, the Rust backend bypasses the overhead of an interpreted runtime.

• Non Blocking Multithreading: The clicking logic runs on a dedicated system thread. This prevents the "UI freezing" common in single threaded applications, allowing the interface to stay smooth even during +850

• Low Resource Footprint: The application consumes minimal CPU and RAM, as the heavy lifting is done by a compiled binary rather than a heavy browser process.

• Direct Input Simulation: Using the Enigo crate allows for direct communication with the OS input stack, reducing the delay between the command and the physical action.

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Installation & Setup

Prerequisites

• Rust
• Node.js
• Tauri system dependencies (Refer to the official guide)

Installation

npm install

Then start the app with the following command :

npm run tauri dev