GC Auto Clicker

Name: GC Auto Clicker
Rating: 3.4 (1784 reviews)
Author: Changsha Shenguangyuan Technology Co., Ltd.

By: Changsha Shenguangyuan Technology Co., Ltd.

Productivity

This app was removed from Apple Apps Store on 2026-05-20

Features & Capabilities

GC Auto Clicker is a productivity and gaming assistant that automates repetitive taps with fast single-target and multi-target modes, plus a floating window that won’t block your screen.

It includes a CPS test to measure click speed, multiple online counters with custom names and themes, and feedback options like tap sounds and vibrations. Left-handed mode and detailed history graphs help you track performance across sessions; learn more at gcautoclicker.com.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Games Task Management Accessibility

By:

Changsha Shenguangyuan Technology Co., Ltd.

Rating:

3.40

(1,784)

Version:

1.1.7 Last updated: 2026-04-01

Version code:

883817866

Creation date:

2023-10-11

Compatible devices:

Size:

82.31MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-05-20

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Developed by:

Changsha Shenguangyuan Technology Co., Ltd.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/gc-auto-clicker/id6466758866

Website:

https://click.musicstateforspotify.com/

User Reviews

User reviews for GC Auto Clicker on iOS largely condemn the app for a paywall, expensive pricing, and a nonfunctional base mode. Many report being charged or forced to subscribe before using the app, with examples like $9.99, $40 monthly, or weekly fees. Several note the app loops back to payment screens or fails to work at all, while ads further degrade the experience. A few mention Android reportedly offers a free base version, highlighting platform disparity.

Pros

Cons

Requires payment to use basic features; paywall blocks iOS usage
Pricing is high and unclear, with mentions of weekly or monthly charges (e.g., $9.99, $40 monthly)
Base functionality often doesn't work and users report being looped back to the payment screen
Ads are intrusive and interrupt the user experience
Platform disparity: Android reportedly offers a free base version while iOS requires payment, causing frustration