Voki Bot0.7.0

Voki Bot lets you start configured commands from an NFC tag, a launcher shortcut, or a Bluetooth connection event. Tapping a prepared NFC tag with the device launches its assigned action, while a generated launcher icon provides a direct home-screen trigger. A Bluetooth device can also initiate an action when the phone connects to it, giving users physical and event-based ways to start automation.

The commands can activate application Activities, Services, and Receivers, or open system configuration pages. Voki Bot can additionally connect or disconnect Bluetooth devices, linking these operations to the available triggers. This makes it useful for people who want a tag tap, shortcut, or device connection to control Android components and settings.

Version 0.7.0 adds commands for changing system settings and working with quick settings panels. Where supported, enabling NFC uses the NFC panel instead of the settings page, and Internet, Wi-Fi, NFC, and Volume quick panels can be opened as Settings Pages. The settings command includes type-aware editors for selections, multiple selections, and ranges, alongside a raw-value editor for direct control. It also requests the regular permission to write settings and provides an assistant for obtaining secure-settings access.

Voki Bot is open-source software in the Android System Tools category and runs on Android 8.0 or newer. Compatible processor architectures are arm64-v8a, armeabi-v7a, x86_64, and x86.