AutoLaunch MOD APK v1.1.4

If you use Tasker to automate your Android, you know the frustration of hitting a wall when you need to launch an app based on a dynamic condition. AutoLaunch Mod smashes through that wall. It's not just another app launcher; it's a Tasker plugin that turns static profiles into fluid, intelligent workflows by letting you target apps with variables. I've used it on my POCO X3 Pro running Android 11 to create voice commands that open navigation based on my calendar event location, or launch a music player when my headphones connect, all without hardcoding a single app package name.

The Core Loop: Dynamic Automation, Not Static Triggers

The magic of AutoLaunch Mod lies in its ability to query and interact with your apps programmatically. While Tasker can launch apps, it typically requires you to specify the exact app ahead of time. AutoLaunch Mod introduces two key actions: "Launch App" and "Query Apps." The Launch App action can use a Tasker variable (like %app_name) as its target, meaning which app opens can change based on time, location, or any other trigger you set up. The Query Apps action returns a list of all your installed apps, which you can then filter and act upon—imagine creating a dynamic menu that only shows music apps after 6 PM, or automatically opening your work suite when you connect to your office Wi-Fi. This transforms Tasker from a macro recorder into a truly context-aware assistant.

Mod Feature Walkthrough: Unlocking Unlimited Potential

The modded version of AutoLaunch Mod delivers the full, premium experience without any in-app purchase. The core restriction of the lite version—limiting interactions to only 20 apps—is completely removed. Here's how to leverage the unlocked features:

• Unlocked Full Version: Immediately upon installing the mod APK, you have access to the complete feature set. There is no "Mod Menu" to toggle; the unlock is baked into the app itself.
• Using the Launch App Action: In Tasker, create a new task and add a plugin action. Select "AutoLaunch Mod" and then "Launch App." In the configuration screen, for the "App" field, you can either manually pick an app or, crucially, tap the label and insert a Tasker variable (e.g., %par1). This allows another task or profile to pass the app name dynamically.
• Using the Query Apps Action: Similarly, add an "AutoLaunch Mod" → "Query Apps" action. You can optionally set filters (like by name). The result will be stored in an array variable (default is %apps()). You can then loop through this array with a "For" loop in Tasker to perform actions on each app, like launching them in sequence or building a list.

Device and Version Context

This mod for AutoLaunch Mod was tested and runs flawlessly on a POCO X3 Pro with Android 11. It requires Android 5.0 (Lollipop) or higher. Since AutoLaunch Mod is a lightweight utility that interfaces with Tasker and the Android system's app list, performance is identical on both low-end and high-end devices—there's no graphical load or special hardware requirements. The mod's unlock is persistent and doesn't require an internet connection to verify.

Pro-Tip: Supercharge Your Queries with Arrays

The real power of AutoLaunch Mod isn't just launching one app, but batch processing. After a "Query Apps" action, you'll have an array like %apps(). Use Tasker's "For" action with the variable %app_item. Inside the loop, you can use %app_item() to get the package name and %app_item1() to get the app label. This lets you, for example, log all your social media app usage times or create a one-tap "close all games" shortcut by killing specific package names. Remember, the query result is an array, so you need to use the array notation () when referencing its elements within a loop.

Install Guide

Since this is a modded APK, you won't find it on the Google Play Store. Follow these steps to sideload it safely:

1. Download the AutoLaunch Mod mod APK file from a trusted mod repository.
2. On your Android device, go to Settings > Security (or Apps & Notifications) and enable "Install from Unknown Sources" for your browser or file manager app.
3. Using a file manager, navigate to your Downloads folder and tap on the downloaded APK file (it will be named something like AutoLaunch Mod_v1.1.4_Mod.apk).
4. Follow the on-screen prompts to install. Once installed, you can open AutoLaunch Mod directly (though it primarily functions as a plugin within Tasker) to confirm it shows no purchase prompts. Then, open Tasker to start using the new plugin actions.

AutoLaunch Mod seamlessly integrates into Tasker's plugin ecosystem. After installation, the AutoLaunch Mod actions will automatically appear in Tasker's plugin list, ready to make your automations infinitely more flexible.