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Clickett is the next-generation auto clicker designed to automate repetitive clicking tasks with ease.
- Click at a specific speed.
- Set custom hotkeys.
- Choose between different clicking modes (Hold, Toggle, Burst).
- Utilize multithreading to click as fast as your computer can handle!
Its intuitive interface allows for easy customization of click intervals and cursor locations.
Ideal for gaming, productivity, and more.
Clickett also includes advanced safety features and a sleek, modern UI for a seamless user experience.
Major frameworks/libraries used in this project.
Application
Website
Simple steps to get up and running with the Clickett auto clicker.
Clickett is a Windows only app. Ensure you have Windows 10/11 (or later). There are currently no MacOS, Linux, or mobile versions.
Clickett can be installed from the Microsoft Store or the Clickett website.
Microsoft Store:
- Simply add to your account and install as usual.
Clickett website:
- Select your system version (arm or x64) if it is not automatically selected.
- Click Download and downloading should begin automatically.
- Run the downloaded file:
Clickett Setup.exeand Clickett will launch automatically
If you selected the portable version before downloading, simply extract the
.zipfile and run the executable inside. This version of clickett still supports auto-updating.
Clickett is disabled each time it is launched. Before you can click, you need to enable Clickett using the large button at the bottom.
Once Clickett is enabled, you can press the hotkey and it will start clicking.
For further steps, please refer to the help page
- Standalone Installer
- Auto-updater
- UI Remake/Refactor
- Option Description on Hover
- Implement MVVM for Multiple Models (Important)
- Mouse-Button-Down Trigger
- Add Themes
- Optimise Pages
- Delete Settings View when Hidden
- Delete Tutorial/Intro View when Hidden
See the open issues for a full list of proposed features (and known issues).
Auto clickers are a widespread and popular tool.
Despite this, I noticed a significant gap in this market.
All existing clickers seemed to have a strong windows 7 or 'my first website' aesthetic!
And so the idea for Clickett was born.
I drew up Clickett to be everything missing from current clickers.
An auto clicker's main function is to click, and so its main measure of worth is how fast it can do so.
To meet the speed and heavy usage of WIN32 APIs demands of the program, a native .NET and C# stack was chosen. This would allow me to take advantage of native windows features (eg. tray icons) and UI libraries.
The limitation faced by many clickers is that they are based on WinForms. A robust but dated and inflexible framework.
UWP and WinUI3 are very modern frameworks, but are similarly inflexible and face an uncertain future.
This left WPF as the perfect framework for Clickett, being mature, flexible, powerful, and native! (Requiring only some more manual work)
Alongside technical and UX initiatives, the most significant was to give it a strong identity.
This would give it the professional and reliable feel missing from all other clickers.
So I cracked open my designer tool of coice at the time (PowerPoint 😉) to create a design that's iconic on first sight!
And so here we are now.
Demand certainly showed, with Clickett reaching 20,000 unique users in the first month and 100,000 unique users in the first year!
Huge thanks to all testers, donators, and every user of Clickett!
Contributions are what make the open source community such an amazing place to learn, inspire, and create. Any contributions you make are greatly appreciated.
If you have a suggestion that would make this better, please fork the repo and create a pull request. You can also simply open an issue with the tag "enhancement". Don't forget to give the project a star! Thanks again!
- Fork the Project
- Create your Feature Branch (
git checkout -b feature/AmazingFeature) - Commit your Changes (
git commit -m 'Add some AmazingFeature') - Push to the Branch (
git push origin feature/AmazingFeature) - Open a Pull Request
Distributed under the GPL-3.0 License. See LICENSE.txt for more information.
Nathan Dane - clickett.help@gmail.com
Project Link: github.com/NathanDagDane/Clickett
