Auto Clicker Shutdown Clock

As its name clearly states, Auto Clicker Shutdown Clock is a straightforward application designed to help you save a bit of time and become slightly more productive by allowing you to perform automated mouse clicks, as well as log-off, restart, and shut down your computer after or at a specific time.

Before anything else, please do keep in mind that this is by no means a full-featured macro tool, meaning that you’re looking for a tool to record your mouse activity, scroll patterns, and keystrokes, well, better look elsewhere.

Auto Clicker Shutdown Clock is a portable application meaning that it does not require installation and it can work on any computer with Java installed even directly from external storage devices.

The app’s main window is organized in two main, self-explanatory sections: Click Timer and Shutdown Timer. To record a click pattern, select either select Click/Perform Action After Countdown or Click/Perform action At Date/Time from the main window. Set the time/date values accordingly, select “Set Click Position,” and click the desired location on the greyed-out screen.

To conclude, the app allows you to perform JUST ONE mouse click after a countdown, or at a specific date and time, that’s it. Things are even simpler when it comes to the Shutdown Timer function. Select one of the three actions (Shutdown, Log Off, and Restart) form the lower part of the main window, and one of the two modes: “Perform Action After Countdown” or “Perform Action At Date/Time.” Once you’re done, hit the Start button to launch the timer.

All things considered, Auto Clicker Shutdown Clock is a decent little, Java-based app. It can’t possibly compete with other macro tools out there, and it’s surely outclassed by even most of the humdrum shutdown tools.

Even though it’s not what one might call impressive, Auto Clicker Shutdown Clock is a good little app that might be considered useful for a handful of users who are looking for a simple tool that provides them a simple way of shutting down their computers at a certain period in time or after a countdown, all while being able to perform a single automated mouse click.