EmuloAgent
Windows • emulators
Automate Android emulators from your PC, with computer vision and ADB control.
- Runs MuMu, BlueStacks, LDPlayer, Nox and MEmu
- Several instances in parallel for hours
- Detection by image, text and color
Android automation
Emulo automates any Android app by what is on screen: image, text and color. On the emulator with EmuloAgent, or right on your phone with EmuloMobile. No root.
EmuloAgent on the Microsoft Store. EmuloMobile on Google Play.
Two products
Choose where the macro runs: on your computer driving emulators, or right on your Android. One account and one subscription for both; each app with its own macros in the cloud.
Windows • emulators
Automate Android emulators from your PC, with computer vision and ADB control.
Android • on device
Automate right on your phone or tablet, with no PC and no root.
Manage your account, devices and macros in the cloud portal.
What sets it apart
The macro reacts to what shows up on screen. No fixed coordinates that break when the interface moves.
Solves password keypads that shuffle the digits. Emulo re-detects each digit on a fresh frame before tapping, so it types the PIN even when the keypad reshuffles on every touch.
React to an icon, to a word read by OCR, or to a specific color: health bar, cooldown, a lit button. Three triggers, sturdier than tapping fixed positions.
Group several steps under one condition and build full sequences without repeating the logic. Groups combine with AND/OR, with nesting.
Works without root. Emulo acts on the visible screen with humanized taps. It does not modify the APK or read process memory.
The same login works in EmuloAgent and EmuloMobile. Each app keeps its own macros: Agent uploads backups automatically, while Mobile uploads only when you choose.
In the Agent, several instances in parallel with a cadence that adapts to CPU and RAM, without freezing.
How it works
You build everything in a visual editor, without writing a single line of code. Pick ready-made blocks, point at the screen and drag the steps into any order.
Add steps by picking blocks by category and pointing right at the live emulator screen. Drag to reorder. No coding required.
The condition watches the screen: an image, a text read by OCR or a color. The action responds: tap, swipe, type or wait. Group several steps into a Compound Action, with AND/OR logic.
Emulo watches the screen frame by frame and reacts on its own, repeating the cycle on the emulator or the device itself, for hours.
Why Emulo
Windows and Android with the same login. Farm on the emulator with EmuloAgent or automate on the device itself with EmuloMobile.
Agent backs up automatically. Mobile uploads the macros you select, one at a time. Each product keeps a separate cloud library.
Generate a token and pass a ready-made macro to a friend or the community. Whoever receives it imports the copy into their own account.
Subscription, devices, macros and account in a single place, right from the browser.
A clean interface in Portuguese and English, made to run steadily for hours.
Three plans to choose from, with a free trial. Direct support for account, payment and bugs. See the details on the Pricing page.
Questions
No. Macros are built in a visual editor: you pick ready-made blocks, point right at the screen and drag the steps into any order. You do not write a single line of code.
No. EmuloMobile uses the Android accessibility and screen capture features; EmuloAgent drives the emulator from the PC. Neither one needs root.
MuMu Player, BlueStacks, LDPlayer, NoxPlayer and MEmu Player. To run right on the device, use EmuloMobile.
Yes. That is the most common use: farming, multiple accounts, repetitive tasks and solving shuffled PIN keypads. It also automates any Android app on screen.
EmuloAgent runs on Windows and drives Android emulators with computer vision. EmuloMobile runs inside the device or emulator itself, with no PC. The macro logic is the same.
Yes. EmuloAgent sends taps into the emulator over ADB, without touching your Windows mouse or keyboard. The emulator can even stay in the background while you use the computer normally.
No. It installs from the Microsoft Store, in a package signed and vetted by Microsoft itself. You do not need to turn off your antivirus, Windows Defender or SmartScreen.
EmuloMobile uses Android accessibility to tap the screen for you, capture the image and show the play and pause controls. It does not read the content of your apps. All the automation happens on the device: nothing from your screen is sent out. Only your account data and the macros you choose to sync leave the phone, and only when you sign in.
To try it out, no: with no account, EmuloAgent and EmuloMobile run for a few minutes a day, and you can already build and save macros on the device itself. With an account and a plan free trial, the whole execution flow is unlocked, with no time limit. The only restrictions during the trial are saving to the cloud and sending or receiving macros: no cloud and no backup. Those kick in once the subscription is active.
No. The free trial asks for a card to start, but nothing is charged during the period. The first charge only happens when the trial ends, and you can cancel before that whenever you want.
The plans differ in three things: how many active sessions you can run at once, how much cloud space you get to back up your macros, and whether you can share and redeem macros. See what each plan includes on the Pricing page.
Yes, whenever you want, through the billing portal. When you cancel, you keep access until the end of the period you already paid for.
For building macros, no. You have the Playground to practice, plus tutorials and content on our social media. Support handles bug, payment and account issues.
You can share your macros: the app generates a single-use token and the other person redeems it to get a copy. What you do with that token is your responsibility. If you want to trade your macros on your own, that is up to you: Sertta charges no fee, does not broker those exchanges, does not support them and takes no responsibility for deals between users.
No. Only the original owner of the macro can share it. A macro you received cannot be shared again.
Download EmuloAgent free for Windows, or EmuloMobile on Google Play.