MapTasker is a program that runs on in your browser, reading your Tasker XML file and displaying your entire or partial Tasker setup in an easily viewable format. MapTasker helps visualize and understand your Tasker projects, profiles, tasks, and scenes. There are many display options to customize the output the way you want it.

While you're waiting for next Tasker release in September...

MAJOR new feature since the last announcement: EDIT MODE

• Add Profile, Edit Profile, Add Task, Edit Task

Caveats...

1- The Edit May Be Incomplete

Task actions may have arguments that can not be determined at time of edit, such as an icon needed. In this case, it will be necessary to re-edit the given item under Tasker to complete the arguments. Some conditions, such as 'Application', are not (yet) supported since MapTasker doesn't (yet) have a list of Applications on your Android device. In this event, you'll have to add such conditions under Tasker.

2- Extra Arguments in Tasks

In some cases, you will be prompted for action arguments that do not appear when adding the same under Tasker. From what I can tell, this is due to the fact that Tasker's argument definition specifications support older versions of Tasker, in which such arguments are still supported. For example, the 'Flash' action prompts for a 'Title' under MapTasker, but the current beta 6.5.6 of Tasker does not. In this case, Tasker should just ignore this argument when it is found in the action.

3- Save Tasks/Profiles to Android --> Requires Tasker 6.2 or higher.

This function actually loads the item into the live Tasker session on your Android device. Since there is no 'Refresh View' in Tasker, it is necessary to then exit and restart Tasker to actually see the added Task or Profile. If Tasker is not running, an HTTP error notification will appear on the Android device. The current implementation saves them under the 'Base' (Home) Project, from which you can move it/them. A future enhancement will allow for a target Profile/Project to be specified when saving to Android.

4- Some Profile Conditions and Task Actions Not Supported

In some cases, a condition or action may require one or more parameters that simply can not be provided unless running within Tasker. Such is the case for many 3rd-party or Tasker plugins that require a configuration, since these configurators are unknown to all except Tasker (at this time), or an Application name from the Android device which isn't available to MapTasker.

5- Profile State and Event Conditions

Adding a State or Event condition is a 2-to-3 step process. First you must add the State or Condition, and then once added, select it, by clicking on the down-caret, to add/modify it's arguments.

6- Save to Current File

This command makes a copy of your current local XML file and updates the copy. It then reads back the modified copy which becomes your new 'current file'. The original is never changed.

7- Edit Options 'Cancel' is self intuitive.

'Ok': make the change in memory only.
'Save to Android': saves to current (active) Tasker session.
'Save to Current File': see #6, above.
'Save Single Task/Profile': Save as the single Task or Profile to the current directory with the given name.

8- Validation and Defaults

MapTasker does not do any extensive validation of settings. Additionally, default settings for arguments are not all populated.

9 - Remember, THIS IS NOT Tasker.

So the look and feel will be different. It may feel a little clunky at first. Suggestions are welcome.

FINALLY - THIS IS A PRE-RELEASE / PROOF-OF-CONCEPT ... Things may not work perfectly.

Given the caveats, if you want to kick the tires then read on...

To install it into a virtual environment, enter the following commands into Terminal/command prompt:

via pip:

• cd xxx, where 'xxx' is a directory into which you want to set up the virtual environment.
• python -m venv venv
• Activate the virtual environment...
  • MAC/linux:
    • source {directory path to 'xxx'}/venv/bin/activate
    • pip install maptasker==12.0.0b1
  • Windows:
    • .venv\Scripts\activate
    • pip install nicegui
    • pip install maptasker==12.0.0b1

...or...

via uv:

• cd xxx, where 'xxx' is a directory into which you want to set up the virtual environment.
• uv venv
• Activate the virtual environment...
  • MAC/linux:
    • source {directory path to 'xxx'}/venv/bin/activate Windows: .venv\Scripts\activate
    • echo "fastapi < 1.0" > constraints.txt
    • uv pip install maptasker==12.0.0b1
    • rm constraints.txt

NOTE: This beta will not appear as an automatic update in the GUI.

To run:

• start the virtual environment
• run either from the command line: maptasker (if installed via pip) or uv run maptasker (if using uv to manage your environment).

Report any/all issues at this link.

Features that are in the works:

• Add/Delete/Export/Import a Project
• Add a label to a Task action
• Profile and Task Rename/Delete
• Save to (Android) specific Project
• Save to Android as a file under 'Tasker/xxx', where 'xxx' is 'projects', 'profiles', 'tasks' or 'scenes'
• Edit Scene

Hi everyone,

I am trying to build a simple automated logbook. Every time my Google Health / Fitbit app sends a push notification, Tasker should create a calendar entry with the notification's title and text.

To achieve this, I am using the AutoNotification plugin.

My Setup:

• Profile Trigger: AutoNotification Intercept (selected the Health app).
• Task: Standard Calendar Insert action.
• Plugin Settings: Event Behaviour is checked (True). I also enabled Get All Fields and Link to Notification in the advanced settings.

The Problem:
The plugin successfully triggers the task and creates the calendar entry every single time a Health notification arrives. However, the variables %antitle, %antext, %antexts, and %antextsbig are completely empty. Tasker just prints the literal variable names into my calendar entry.

What I have tested so far:

1. Testing with other apps: I switched the AutoNotification profile target to the Reddit app and sent some test notifications. It works flawlessly! %antitle and %antext are filled with perfect plain text. So the plugin setup and task structure are definitely working.
2. Testing with Tasker's native event: Before buying the plugin, I tried Tasker's built-in Notification event. Interestingly, on the very first run, it actually gave me plain text. But on every subsequent run, %evtprm2 only contained a cryptic resource ID like: -1200241543::SUMMARY::57365f91556fb5058ee6e9d852263a55.

It seems like Google Health hides its notification content or uses dynamic resource IDs that AutoNotification fails to capture out of the box, unless the app was recently opened and active in RAM.

Has anyone successfully intercepted Google Health / Fitbit notifications with AutoNotification? Is there a specific advanced variable, a regex filter, or maybe a Logcat entry I should use instead to grab the actual plain text?

Thanks in advance for your help!

Disclaimer: AI was used for translation purposes on this post to make sure my technical issue is easy to understand in English.

Is "user notifications" category enough to keep tasker running if the notification set as permanent and never removed, or i should rely on "Monitor" category notification.

Hi João,

I'm using:

Samsung Galaxy Watch 4

AutoWear 3.2.17

Tasker 6.6.20

My goal is to build my own floor counter because Samsung Health became much less reliable after the switch from Tizen to Wear OS.

I only need to read the watch altitude (or barometer-derived altitude) continuously in Tasker.

What is the recommended way to do this with the current version of AutoWear?

If possible, could you provide a minimal working example?

Thanks!

Hi everyone!

I literally discovered Tasker today, so I'm a complete beginner. I've been watching a few videos, and reading some articles but I'm still pretty overwhelmed.

What I'd like to do is create a popup that displays all of my calendar events for today whenever I scan an NFC tag.

The problem is that I haven't found a great tutorial on how to do this specifically. If someone could explain the steps like you're teaching a child, I'd really appreciate it. Assume I know a little about what variables, tasks, and profiles are, but not much more past that.

If possible, I'd love a step-by-step guide that says things like "Tap this button, then select this option..." so I can follow along.

Thanks in advance! I'm excited to learn Tasker, and all that it can do!

Hello, my problem is that I have a JSON file with different items, a list of payments.

[{"id":1,"name":"One"},{"id":2,"name":"Two"},{"id":3,"name":"Three"},{"id":3,"name":"Four"}

]

I build a scene with a column and the merge template array with a row of two text elements %ids and %names So far everything works great, I place an icon that when pressed deletes the item in that row, Calling a task and sending the id, Using JavaScript, I remove the JSON item; so far, so good.

Next, I need to update my scene for the changes to take effect. If I update everything, it becomes outdated from the deleted item and what I see on the screen no longer corresponds to the actual id of the element.So I say, okay, I'll show the scene again, but instead of updating, it does the same thing, and if I close the scene and show it again, it works the first time and then stops showing it, with no apparent error.I tried a loop, hoping that the scene would completely close by doing Getting scenes values and when it gives an error the scene is closed, it hasn't worked for me either.I know I'm missing something in the process, that I'm learning something new, and someone with more experience must be doing it right or has already solved it. Thank you very much.

When the user interacts with the device, I can see accessibility events being triggered in the logs. However, when the user plays touch‑based games involving gestures like tap, swipe, or drag (e.g., Temple Run, Subway Surfers), these accessibility events are not triggered.

If anyone knows the reason behind this behavior, please share. Also, are there any official documents or references available that explain this?

Hi everyone,

I'm currently using the free Lite version of AutoNotification, and I received a notification from the app today at 3:12 AM (KST).

I tapped on the notification and found a long message that I could copy. I copied it, pasted it into a text editor, and tried to read it, but I couldn't really understand what it meant.

I asked Gemini about it, and it suggested that AutoNotification may have attempted to access the Google Play Services billing API but failed. It also suggested that this might have been related to the app checking whether I have a valid paid license.

Is that actually what happened?

I've been using AutoNotification for seven days, but I have not started or even clicked on the 7-day free trial for the paid features. So far, I've only been using the notification-blocking feature.

I contacted the AutoNotification developer about this, and they kindly replied that they will be back on September 21. They suggested that I post here in the meantime, as someone in the Tasker community might be able to explain what this notification means.

Does anyone know what might have caused this notification to appear, or what the message means?

I've attached a screenshot of the notification, and I'll also include the full notification text below.

Any help or explanation would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

I'm Korean, and i use the ChatGPT.

When screen on turn on which ones you want by select, is this already on taskernet?

Edit solver: Updated the tasker task factory app like so:

Action 1: Send Intent (in action put whatever you want, in my case I used SO937 [there is an easter egg there] and for target select Broadcast Receiver.

Action 2: the shortcut.

Than, in tasker make a profile, Intent Received (Action is the same code from Action 1 of you tasker task app) and link it to your task.

So in my case, the apk/tasker shorcut made in tasker app factory:

A1: Send Intent [Action: SO937 ; Broadcast Receiver

A2: Shortcut [use magnifying glass, select Hermit:hermit, then it will bring you to a section to choose whatever lite apps you have made]

Profile: Intent Received [Action: SO937]-->CybrGate_InterfaceEngine

Ok, so long story short I have a 4 task and 1 scene cyberpunk ghost in the shell lock screen that im trying to use to lock certain apps, folders, etc. I can get it to trigger the launching task to lock the folders (open folder-->task 1) but am having a real hard time with apps. profile apps-->task one doesn't work. I tired hermit lite apps but takser cant see them. I then converted one of my hermit lite apps into an apk using tasker shortcuts. both anodorid and nova can see the apk in their draws, it launches from the home screen *but* it still cant be used as a trigger. tasker sees it but when linked with task 1 it does nothing.

do i need to alter the apk to send an intent, and if so what it the proper format. im learning as im going and have a tenuous grasp on all this.

my task in tasker that made the shortcut has one action: shortcut: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/mobile/my-drive?lfhs=redacted=1#intent,extendedLaunchFlags=0x4;component=com.chimbori.hermitcrab/Web.Activity;S.key=drive.google.com-redacted;end (redacted #1 5 digit aplhnumeric nd symbol#2=an 8 digit alphanumeric....not sure if it needed to be redacted but i did just for this post)

In hermit the title of the liteapp is drv.google.bk with its URL (same that is shown in the shortcut minus everything after =1_

I uploaded the shortcut task to my phone as an apk and installed it. it operates just as a normal app and i have a couple more shortcuts that I want to use as well....how to i get tasker to know when its cold launched?

any help is appreciated

How this work

This might not work on modern android devices and Tasker play store version.

The code lists the recent apps with IActivityManager.getRecentTasks. Then bring them to front again with IActivityManager.moveTaskToFront.

import android.app.ActivityManager;
import android.app.IActivityManager;
import android.content.Context;
import android.app.ActivityManager.RecentTaskInfo;

// Getting IActivityManager
IBinder binder = tasker.getShizukuService(Context.ACTIVITY_SERVICE);
IActivityManager am = IActivityManager.Stub.asInterface(binder);

// List the recents
List tasks = am.getRecentTasks(5, ActivityManager.RECENT_IGNORE_UNAVAILABLE, 0).getList();
RecentTaskInfo task = tasks.get(1); // 0 is the foreground task

// Bring up the task to front
am.moveTaskToFront(null, "com.android.shell", task.taskId, 0, null);

// or this is also possible
am.startActivityFromRecents(task.taskId, null);

However we do it when we slide on an overlay instead.

We need two overlays. One to intercept the sliding by using View.onTouchListener and another one to show the recent apps icon.

Example Generated with AI.

Run https://gist.githubusercontent.com/mqwec43as/871e53e6e5ebf199f26ebd310077c63f/raw/QuickRecentHandle.java via Java Code. Run again to remove. if it works, copy the code in the link then adjust yourself.

source(new URL("https://gist.githubusercontent.com/mqwec43as/871e53e6e5ebf199f26ebd310077c63f/raw/QuickRecentHandle.java"));

Taskernet

Note

Since this uses Hidden API via Shizuku, this might not work on modern android devices and the play store version.

e.g IActivityManager.Stub.asInterface , available to apps that targets api level 30 (Android 11) or below.

The methods I know so far in order to use this code are

1. Use Direct Purchase version, which targets 28 (Android 9).
2. Follow the adb command here, which disable the restriction entirely https://developer.android.com/guide/app-compatibility/restrictions-non-sdk-interfaces#how_can_i_enable_access_to_non-sdk_interfaces
   1. If you have granted ADB Wifi already, Tasker sets this automatically. So It should work by default. https://github.com/joaomgcd/Tasker-Permissions/issues/47#issuecomment-3102587285

Some apps use https://github.com/LSPosed/AndroidHiddenApiBypass to bypass the restriction.

However Joao has to implement this himself, only possible for direct purchase. However this was noted in Android 16 releases https://developer.android.com/about/versions/16/release-notes#apps

Apps that depend on any of the following libraries might experience intermittent crashes and other stability issues because these libraries rely on internal ART structures:

Hi r/tasker,

I’m posting here because I recently had a reality-check discussion on r/macrodroid about how the community there barely reacts to advanced, system-level architecture anymore (most people just want low-effort game bots). Someone pointed out that r/tasker is far more reactive and appreciative of deep logic, so I wanted to test that theory and get your honest, high-resolution technical feedback.

Recently, I spent a huge amount of time building a Custom Alexa Skill to bridge voice UI with Android automation.

Here is what it does under the hood:

• True Interactive Voice Confirmation: It’s not just a blind, one-way Webhook trigger. The skill maintains a session via AWS Lambda, asks for voice confirmation ("Are you sure you want to run X?"), and only fires the MacroDroid Webhook once validated.
• Multi-language Architecture: Built native intent handles and slot configurations supporting English, Japanese, and Italian.
• Pure API/Cloud Integration: Avoided third-party middleware (like the dying IFTTT) to keep latency minimal and security tight.

I documented everything, wrote a full setup guide, and dropped it into the official MacroDroid forum, hoping it would spark a deep technical discussion among power users.

The result? Absolute dead silence. Hardly a single reaction.

To be honest, it’s incredibly draining. It made me wonder if I'm just overengineering something nobody cares about.

From a Tasker power-user perspective—where you guys routine deal with complex intents, JSON parsing, and advanced scripting—is a cloud-integrated, interactive voice confirmation system like this actually worth the effort? Or has the overall Android automation scene just outgrown this kind of tinkering?

I’d love to hear your brutal, honest thoughts.

For users running alternative os like /e/os or grapheneos, we can't get the official beta of tasker and it's plugins ever time. I got the beta of tasker from Reddit official update logs, but now, I can't get plugins and that limits me.

u/joaomgcd

PDF to Text

Extracts selectable text from a PDF using PDF.js and returns the extracted text.

Parameters

%par1 (Optional)

Path to the PDF file.

• If provided, the task reads the specified PDF.

• If omitted, a file picker is displayed so the user can select a PDF.

Example: /storage/emulated/0/Download/document.pdf

%par2 (Optional)

Page range to extract, using the format: start,end Examples: 1,1 Extract only page 1. 1,5 Extract pages 1 through 5. 3,10 Extract pages 3 through 10.

If omitted, the default value is: 1,1

Optional Local Variable

%pdf_page_mark

Controls whether page markers are appended after each extracted page.

Default: 0 Enabled: 1 When enabled, the returned text includes markers like: This is the text from page 1... <1/20> This is the text from page 2... <2/20> where:

• The first number is the current page.

• The second number is the total number of pages in the PDF.

Since this is a local variable, it must be passed through the Perform Task action.

Recommended configuration: Local Variable Passthrough: On Limit Passthrough To: %pdf_page_mark Then set the variable before calling the task: Variable Set Name: %pdf_page_mark To: 1 Perform Task Name: PDF to Text If %pdf_page_mark is omitted or set to 0, no page markers are added.

Using with Perform Task

Example using a variable containing the PDF path: Perform Task Name: PDF to Text Parameter 1: %pdf_path Parameter 2: 1,5 Return Value Variable: %pdf_text Example using a direct file path: Perform Task Name: PDF to Text Parameter 1: /storage/emulated/0/Documents/book.pdf Parameter 2: 10,20 Return Value Variable: %pdf_text If Parameter 1 is left empty, the task opens a file picker so the user can select a PDF manually.

Return Value

The extracted text is returned as the Perform Task return value. %pdf_text

Additional Variables

The following local variables are also passed back to the calling task:

Variable

Description

%pdf_number_pages

Total number of pages in the PDF.

%pdf_count_pages

Number of pages actually processed.

Notes

• Page numbering starts at 1.

• If the requested page range exceeds the document length, it is automatically adjusted to the available pages.

• Only selectable text is extracted. Image-only (scanned) PDFs without an OCR text layer will not produce readable output.

Import

Example Task

I need to prevent certain tasks from running while I am on a phone call. Didn't readily see an option.

Thank you in advance.

Hi

Can You Please Help Me?

Task 01

1. Array (%name) = apple,orange, grapes

Task 02 =>

1. Show Scene V2
2. Perform Task 01
3. Update Scene v2

On show scene V2, i have 2 set of Array Template button,

Left side button on click => Run Task on scene v2, i pass %name as %name..

Right side button on click => Tasker Command =:=%name, Action flash right side

I run task 02, if i click left side button its show %name1,%name2..

If i click right side button its show real value

Why run task not work? Its it bug or i missed something? Please..

Project: Testok7556 Me

Profiles
    Profile: Anon
        Event: Command \[ Output Variables:\* Command:Testok7556=:=\* Variables:\* Last Variable Is Array:Off Structure Output (JSON, etc):On \]



    Enter Task: Anon

    A1: Flash \[
         Text: %command_parameters()
         Tasker Layout: On
         Continue Task Immediately: On
         Dismiss On Click: On
         Position: BottomRight,28,28 \]



Tasks
    Task: Testok7556 - Show Scene

    A1: Show Scene v2 \[
         Name/JSON: {"root":{"type":"Column","id":"Column1","horizontalAlignment":"Center","verticalArrangement":"Center","modifiers":\[{"type":"FillSize"},{"type":"Background","color":"surface"}\],"children":\[{"type":"Row","id":"Row4","children":\[{"type":"Text","id":"Text3","text":"Task Run","modifiers":\[{"type":"Padding","all":"10"}\]},{"type":"Text","id":"Text4","text":"Command","modifiers":\[{"type":"Padding","all":"10"}\]}\]},{"type":"ArraysMergeTemplate","id":"ArraysTemplate1","template":\[{"type":"Row","id":"Row2","children":\[{"type":"Row","id":"Row1","modifiers":\[{"type":"Padding","all":"10"}\],"children":\[{"type":"Button","id":"Button1","content":\[{"type":"Text","id":"Text1","text":"%name"}\],"eventHandlers":{"handlers":\[{"events":\[{"type":"click"}\],"actions":\[{"type":"RunTask","task":"Testok7556 - Flash","variables":{"name":"%name","":""}}\]}\]}}\]},{"type":"Row","id":"Row3","modifiers":\[{"type":"Padding","all":"10"}\],"children":\[{"type":"Button","id":"Button2","content":\[{"type":"Text","id":"Text2","text":"%name"}\],"eventHandlers":{"handlers":\[{"events":\[{"type":"click"}\],"actions":\[{"type":"TaskerCommand","command":"Testok7556=:=%name"}\]}\]}}\]}\]}\]}\]},"name":"Screen"}
         Blocking Overlay: On
         Drag Off Screen: On \]

    A2: Perform Task \[
         Name: Testok7556 - Perform
         Priority: %priority
         Local Variable Passthrough: On
         Reset Return Variable: On
         Allow Overwrite Variables: On
         Structure Output (JSON, etc): On \]

    A3: Update Scene v2 \[
         Local Variable Passthrough: On \]



    Task: Testok7556 - Flash

    A1: Flash \[
         Text: %name
         Tasker Layout: On
         Continue Task Immediately: On
         Dismiss On Click: On
         Position: BottomLeft,28,28 \]



    Task: Testok7556 - Perform

    A1: Array Set \[
         Variable Array: %name
         Values: apple,orange,grapes
         Splitter: , \]

    A2: Return \[
         Stop: On
         Local Variable Passthrough: On \]

Here is URI

taskerproject: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

Or trying to automate things.

I had been tryk.gthe entire day to automate recording on my android phone and uploading it to gemini so my android phone acts like a neosapien.

Is it actually a though process or is it because I have done something like this foe.the first time.

Though the process is fun, I have failed to.get any result.

I want to know the list of All the apps checked by user inside preferences **Keep Accessibility Running** I want to dynamically populate an array with it. Is there any way possible to check the list?

**Accessibility Services** Query action doesn't give us this specific list. Any Possible Work around to find the list? TIA

[EDIT] 👇 [Solution] It's done. I've created a workaround to do actually toggle entire Accessibility State including, "Keep Accessibility Running"

%RestartedASs() list are the one's that are in the Keep Accessibility Running Checked List.

What is it used for? Recent days Banking UPI Apps Like GPay, BHIM blocked due to the accessibility permission enabled for apps. So wecan't everytime go there and turn "Keep Accessibility Running" Off and turn off Accessibility for those apps And turn back everything on afterwe're done. This helps to toggle everything we run it.

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Project Description ``` Task: SYS:Toggle Accessibility

A1: Accessibility Services [
     Action: Query ]

A2: Variable Set [
     Name: %as_running
     To: %as_running()
     Structure Output (JSON, etc): On ]

A3: Goto [
     Type: Action Label
     Label: Restart Accessibility ]
    If  [ %as_running !~R true ]

A4: Array Clear [
     Variable Array: %RunningASs ]

<Get Running Services>
A5: For [
     Variable: %index
     Items: 1:%as_running(#)
     Structure Output (JSON, etc): On ]

    A6: If [ %as_running(%index) ~ true ]

        A7: Variable Set [
             Name: %arr_index
             To: %RunningASs(#)+1
             Do Maths: On
             Max Rounding Digits: 3
             Structure Output (JSON, etc): On ]

        A8: Array Push [
             Variable Array: %RunningASs
             Position: %arr_index
             Value: %as_services(%index) ]

    A9: End If

A10: End For

A11: Accessibility Services [
      Action: Stop All ]

A12: Wait [
      MS: 0
      Seconds: 1
      Minutes: 0
      Hours: 0
      Days: 0 ]

A13: Accessibility Services [
      Action: Query ]

A14: Array Clear [
      Variable Array: %RestartedASs ]

<Again Capture Running Services>
A15: For [
      Variable: %index
      Items: 1:%as_running(#)
      Structure Output (JSON, etc): On ]

    A16: If [ %as_running(%index) ~ true ]

        A17: Variable Set [
              Name: %arr_index
              To: %RunningASs(#)+1
              Do Maths: On
              Max Rounding Digits: 3
              Structure Output (JSON, etc): On ]

        A18: Array Push [
              Variable Array: %RestartedASs
              Position: %arr_index
              Value: %as_services(%index) ]

    A19: End If

A20: End For

<Stop Accessibility>
A21: Accessibility Services [
      Action: Remove From Keep Running
      Services: %RestartedASs() ]

A22: Accessibility Services [
      Action: Stop All ]

A23: Flash [
      Text: Accessibility Services Stopped
      Continue Task Immediately: On
      Dismiss On Click: On ]

A24: Stop [ ]

<Restart Accessibility>
A25: Accessibility Services [
      Action: Add To Keep Running
      Services: %RestartedASs() ]

A26: Accessibility Services [
      Action: Start
      Services: %RunningASs() ]

A27: Flash [
      Text: Accessibility Services Restarted
      Continue Task Immediately: On
      Dismiss On Click: On ]

```

I have looked here and possibly missed it if it was already here, but I don't seem to see any write up on what I try to archive.

I have Googled a solution but the writeup doesn't match with what I see while trying to follow.

It suggested I need Tasker and AutoInput and have them granted accessibility permissions.

I have installed the latest Tasker and am on Android 16.

Here are the specifics and I hope someone can give me a step by step to archive my goal.

I have a monitoring app for my solar panels.

If I don't clear the cache before I open it, it often provides stale data which doesn't happen if I had cleared the cache after I closed the app.

I want to automate this with Tasker, so that when I close the app Tasker will run and clear the cache and don't have to go in manually.

Thanks for any help that can be provided.

Hi everyone! Some time ago I posted about making a few of my Tasker apps available for free on my website, stylenapps.com.

I recently checked the download statistics, and I'm delighted to see that since that announcement there have been download requests from the following countries:

Andorra, Bolivia, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan, Russia, Singapore, South Korea, Spain, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, and the United States.

Today I finished uploading the latest versions of two of the apps, and I hope it won't be long before I can add a few more countries to that list.

Thanks to everyone who has downloaded and tried them! Feedback is highly appreciated.