Android automation - adb, root, and hands-off device workflows

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Android Automation

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Teams and creators with a repetitive Android job to automate

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I automate real Android work: adb scripts that tap, type, and drive any app; rooted-device workflows that read and write files directly; and unattended tasks that run while you do something else. Reliable steps, not brittle screen macros.

adbAndroidAutomationRootKotlin

Automation that survives the app changing

Most Android 'automation' is a screen recorder replaying blind taps - it breaks the moment the layout shifts. I build it the way it holds up: reading the live UI (uiautomator / dumpsys) to find the element, then acting - and on rooted devices, going straight to the files instead of the screen when that is more reliable.

This is the same toolchain I use to drive my own tools: adb taps, text input, UI dumps, and app-file access. If you have a repetitive phone job - data entry, posting, scraping, testing, device setup - this is the service. See it in practice in [Android automation with adb](/blog/android-automation-with-adb) and [automating Instagram on Android](/blog/automate-instagram-android-adb).

What you get

  • adb automation: scripted taps (x,y), text input, keyevents, and app flows
  • Rooted-device workflows: read/write app files directly, dump UI, pull data
  • Odin flashing and setup when the bootloader is unlocked
  • App automation (e.g. Instagram) via adb or the dumpsys/UI-dump method
  • Unattended, scheduled runs - the job fires while you are away
  • A repeatable script your team can run, not a one-off recording

How we work

  1. 01

    Scope

    You show me the exact steps you repeat. We decide adb-only vs rooted, and what 'done' looks like.

  2. 02

    Build

    I script it - taps, input, UI dumps, file access - and harden it against timing and layout drift.

  3. 03

    Hand off

    The script, a run guide, and notes so the next automation fits the last one.

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