Accessibility Permission

Clawraid uses Accessibility only for user-directed macro recording and playback.

Why Clawraid asks for Accessibility

Android requires Accessibility permission before an app can observe supported interface actions for recording or perform gesture automation such as taps and swipes. Clawraid uses this permission so you can build and run your own macros.

What Clawraid does with it

• Records supported user actions when you start recording.
• Runs user-created tap, swipe, and wait sequences when you press Run.
• Shows clear in-app status and stop controls during playback.

Your control

You can stop a macro in the app or from the floating control. You can disable Clawraid Accessibility at any time in Android Settings.