What you can do with QHuman

QHuman's a generic autoclicker; the value is in how you use it. These are common patterns. Each has a video walkthrough in the YouTube playlist (or one coming soon).

Idle / incremental games

Cookie Clicker and AdVenture Capitalist are incremental games that reward repetition. Record one click on the target, set Playback to Loop forever, drop the between-loops delay to ~50 ms, and QHuman taps for you. Respect the game's terms of service. This is for personal automation, not competitive cheating.

MMO repetitive farming

Use a recorded sub-sequence for the cast/attack pattern. Add detection conditions to wait for mana to refill or a cooldown to clear, then loop. Detection's click on what you find handles moving targets. See Click on what you detect.

Card-game grinding

Hearthstone XP, Yu-Gi-Oh duels, and the like: record the deck-selection + concede + queue flow as one macro, then loop. Pair with a detection step that waits for "Match found" to advance.

Mobile-emulator games

BlueStacks, LDPlayer, and NoxPlayer: QHuman drives them the same way it drives any other window. For DirectX-accelerated emulators, direct input (Pro) may be required.

Auto-fill repetitive web forms

Record one full pass through the form with keyboard recording on (Settings → Recording → Record keys). Loop the macro with a small start delay so you have time to focus the right window between runs.

QA: click through a flow on repeat

Regression-style click testing: record the user flow once, replay on every build, watch for breakage. Pair with detection conditions to assert that specific UI elements appear at each step.

Stress-test a button

Want to know how your app handles 10,000 clicks on the same button in ten seconds? Record one click, set Loop forever with zero between-loops delay, and watch what breaks first.

Photoshop / Krita brush automation

Repeat brush strokes across a region, or run a multi-step retouching pattern in batch. Record the stroke with movement on; turn on direct input if your tablet driver intercepts standard input events.

DAW pad triggering

Trigger a sampler pad on a fixed beat: record the click, set Playback to Loop forever with a between-loops delay matching your beat. Combine with hotkey bind to start/stop hands-free.

Streaming scene switches

Cycle OBS scenes on a timer. Record the keyboard shortcut for each scene as separate sub-sequences, then loop them with between-sequence delays.

Accessibility / assistive clicker

For users with limited mobility, QHuman can be configured as a slow-click assistant: bind a single key (or any input the user can reliably trigger) to a macro that clicks at the current cursor position. Set the run mode to toggle for hands-off control.