Hi, I’m Oliver.
I built the first version of IO Auto Clicker in 2021 for a very unglamorous reason: I was playing an idle game that wanted thousands of clicks out of me, and my wrist disagreed. The tools I found online were either ancient, wrapped in sketchy installers, or Windows-only. So I wrote my own. A clean little program that clicked where I told it to, as fast as I told it to, and nothing else.
I put it online mostly so I could stop emailing the file to friends. It turned out a lot of people had the same problem, gamers grinding idle games, people filling out the same form fifty times a day, folks with RSI who just needed their computer to do the repetitive part. IO Auto Clicker has now been downloaded more than 10 million times, which still feels strange to type.
What it’s become
What started as a Windows program is now on pretty much everything. You can get IO Auto Clicker for Windows, Mac, Android, iPhone, and Chromebook, plus a Chrome extension and a full version on Steam with macro recording and a visual editor. The core promise hasn’t changed since day one: free, no ads, no account, no junk bundled into the installer.
These days the software is published by Wonkru Media Private Limited — that’s the name you’ll see as the verified developer on our Steam and Microsoft Store pages. I still handle the development and read the feature requests, including the weird ones. Especially the weird ones.
Every update we ship is listed in the changelog, so you can always see what changed and when.
Where to download it
Only from this website or our official store pages: Steam, Microsoft Store, Google Play, the App Store, the Chrome Web Store, Uptodown, FileHippo, Softonic, or Softpedia.
If you find it anywhere else, that copy didn’t come from us, and I’d honestly avoid it. Auto clickers are a favorite disguise for malware, which is a big part of why this project exists.
One thing I’ll always be straight about
Auto clickers and online multiplayer games don’t mix. Roblox, most Minecraft servers, and nearly every competitive game prohibit automated clicking in their rules, and using one there can get your account banned — ours included. I built this for idle games, single-player grinding, repetitive desktop work, and for people whose hands need a break. That’s what it’s good at, and I’d rather tell you the truth on this page than have you find out from a ban screen.
Say hello
For Bug reports, feature ideas, or question you can use support page, or come hang out in the Discord. I read everything, even if replies sometimes take a few days when I’m deep in a release.