Automating Screenshot and Screen Recording Cleanup After 30 Days
Thousands of stale screenshots, gigabytes of forgotten recordings — cleaned up in stages, with logs and an archive, so nothing precious is ever in range.
Thousands of stale screenshots, gigabytes of forgotten recordings — cleaned up in stages, with logs and an archive, so nothing precious is ever in range.
Unlock with intention already open. A morning time window and a once-per-day guard turn Screen Unlocked into a calm first-unlock routine instead of a repeated launch.
The car connects, the music starts, and your Bluetooth macro notices nothing — or notices the disconnect twenty minutes late. Work the permission, power, and device-identity layers in order.
Long-press summons an assistant you never asked for? The ten-second system setting most phones hide, plus honest fallbacks when the button itself cannot move.
Turn your biggest distraction into a focus timer. MacroDroid guards a 25-minute sprint with priority-only DND, signals the break, then restores your normal sounds.
The HTTP action fails — but a 401, a timeout, and a DNS error are three different problems wearing the same red X. Read the response properly and fix the layer that actually broke.
One tap before you hand your phone over: banking and messages out of sight, notifications silenced, and a guest mode that only you switch off.
Every buzz is a tiny motor burning your last percent. This rule retires haptics when the battery drops — while keeping the vibrations you actually cannot afford to miss.
One agreed text when you actually leave work, with your typical journey time as an honest estimate, plus your driving apps and volume started in the same macro.
The home-screen button that ran your macro for months now does nothing when tapped. Refresh the widget, rebuild the shortcut, and check the OEM battery layer that eats the tap.