I'm not aware of any great FOSS/FLOSS Tasker alternatives. There are a few options, but they will be less capable, functional, extensible, user friendly, or modern.
More direct alternatives
- Automation - Gitea repo / F-Droid
- Easer - Github repo / F-Droid
Requires a server to run automations/dcripts
- Home Assistant - Github repo / F-Droid
Requires scripts and may require a server and/or additional add-on apps
- Termux - Github repo / F-Droid
- Termux:API - Github repo / F-Droid
12 0 ReplyI believe you're looking for Easer, though not sure how well it matches to your criteria https://github.com/renyuneyun/Easer https://www.f-droid.org/en/packages/ryey.easer/
8 0 ReplyIMHO, no, and I look for one all the time, I hate Tasker, really miss Automagic -_-
6 0 ReplyI'm curious - why do you hate Tasker? I've been using it for years (well before Joao became the dev) and I've always found it supremely useful.
7 0 ReplyThe UX is so terrible, I can't figure out what's to like about it.
It's still a useful app, I mean it's design is complete garbage, but you get utility.
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After many years of using Tasker, I switched to Macrodroid.
Not quite as powerful but does 95% of what Tasker can do and the interface makes waaaay more sense, to me.
Macrodroid can also utilise Tasker and Locale plugins.
4 1 ReplyMacrodroid doesn't seem to be opensource.
5 0 ReplyYeah, sorry.
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From what I can see, Macrodroid does not appear to be opensource, but thank you for the suggestion.
2 0 ReplyYeah, sorry.
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I also was searching for an open source alternative. I came across Automate, and fell in love with it. However, it's not open source but I highly recommend giving it a try.
1 0 ReplyWhat's wrong with Tasker?
2 1 ReplyIt's closed source, and it costs money.
4 0 ReplyIt was buggy when I used it. Then to get rid of it, I had to reset my phone. It's a mess.
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