Cadence: an auto clicker with craftsmanship

Auto clickers are one of those utility categories where most options are either ancient, ad-riddled, or suspicious downloads. Cadence is our take: a small, native, well-behaved tool for Windows and macOS that does one job precisely.

Precision is the feature

Intervals in milliseconds, seconds, or minutes — fixed or randomised within a range. Single, double, or triple clicks on any button, with hold durations. Fixed points, follow-the-cursor, multi-point sequences with per-point overrides, random-in-area clicking, and Gaussian position jitter for when robotic regularity is the wrong look. Drag and scroll actions round it out.

Control you can feel

A global hotkey starts and stops from anywhere, using your latest settings — with an optional second hotkey that only ever stops. Runs can repeat until stopped, N times, or for a duration, with pause and resume mid-run and a live elapsed/remaining readout. Profiles persist between sessions.

Cadence is built with Tauri and Rust, which keeps it small, fast, and native on both platforms. A downloads page is coming soon alongside Relay, our file delivery service.