[App][2.2+] AutomateIt - Automate Your Android !
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Hi all,
I've been using AutomateIt Pro since 2012. I love it and I have rules set up that I never have to change or modify.. but has development for this app stopped? There hasn't been any updates in over a year. It's not "broke" per say, but I do like to use things where I can count on continuous improvements.
Are people switching over to Tasker and/or IFTTT?
One thing I think I was hoping to do is have AutomateIt connect and talk to SmartThings, but I haven't found any info on doing so.
I've been using AutomateIt Pro since 2012. I love it and I have rules set up that I never have to change or modify.. but has development for this app stopped? There hasn't been any updates in over a year. It's not "broke" per say, but I do like to use things where I can count on continuous improvements.
Are people switching over to Tasker and/or IFTTT?
One thing I think I was hoping to do is have AutomateIt connect and talk to SmartThings, but I haven't found any info on doing so.
I know this thread may be dead, but
I'm using Automateit and it will not save my rules. When the disc icon is pressed it jumps into settings. I guess it's trying to tell me to change a setting but I don't know which one! I have all permissions on for the App.
The App says some permissions are not se t and offers to fix if. But then jumps to settings....
Stumped!
I'm on Android 6.01 on a Galaxy Tab S.
I'm using Automateit and it will not save my rules. When the disc icon is pressed it jumps into settings. I guess it's trying to tell me to change a setting but I don't know which one! I have all permissions on for the App.
The App says some permissions are not se t and offers to fix if. But then jumps to settings....
Stumped!
I'm on Android 6.01 on a Galaxy Tab S.
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90AutomateIt is a simple automation tool for your Android device.
The application lets you define a set of your desired behaviors in response to events on your Android device. Each behavior/rule is defined as a pair of Trigger-Action that can be selected from a large set including SMS, bluetooth, wifi, location, headset, applications, battery and more triggers/actions.
AutomateIt provides a default set of useful rules to get you started:
Low battery warning
Quiet at night
Normal sound mode at morning
Max volume when headset unplugged
Lower volume when headset plugged
Unmute by SMS
Create your own rules with AutomateIt or use its built-in Rules Market with thousands of rules created and shared by AutomateIt users and use them on your device!
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Links: User Guide, FAQ, Beta, Translation, Video
XDA Reviews: News, Video
Website: http://automateitapp.com
Facebook: AutomateItApp
Twitter: @AutomateItApp10AutomateIt Next Generation is now available on the Play Store !
I'm excited to introduce AutomateIt Next Generation !
The power of the existing app with a completely renovated user interface and our new Rules Market which allows you to share rules with the world and see what other have automated !
Download from the Play Store or visit the new app website
5AutomateIt - The Next Generation !
AutomateIt has been around for quite some time now, but as you probably noticed, it wasn't updated in a long time.
This does not mean that we abandoned this product - in fact, it means that there is something BIG happening and coming your way.
Use the following link to sign-up for our pre-release version which should be available for a limited number of users at first before it's released to the rest of the world.
Don't get left behind !
Sign up here4New release
Hi,
Just released a new update with the following features:
• NEW App icon !
• Gain points for the Rules Market by uploading rules or sharing existing ones on Facebook or Twitter
• NEW Action: Open URL
• Application State Trigger is now supported on Jelly Bean
• Updated translation for all languages and added a NEW language: Hungarian
• UI and bug fixes
Some of the fixes/adjustments are thanks to the great feedback here on XDA so keep it coming !3I have the following rules defined to get the same results and still save a lot of power. The first two rules are very simple and turn on/off the speaker phone according to the proximity sensor state (See attachment Activate-Deactivate Speakerphone Rules.png). Notice that both rules are disabled so we don't constantly monitor the proximity sensor.
Than I have another two rules that enables the first two rules when during a call and disables them when call ended (See attachment During Call Rules.png).
I believe that using these rules will get you the result you are looking for in terms of battery consumption.
