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Forest vs GAutomator

Forest

forestapp.cc

GAutomator

github.com

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FigureForestGAutomator
Price from$3/mo—
Free planYes—
Free trialYes—
Open source——
WebYes—
Windows—Yes
Linux—Yes
iOSYesYes
AndroidYesYes
Plans published60
Spec score · Study Timer Apps9.0 (#5)6.8 (#32)
SupportForest provides a Help Center with advice articles and lists [email protected] as its Google Play support contact.The project README directs users to GitHub issues for bugs, requests, and usage questions, and lists QQ contact 800024531.

Plans

Forest

  • FreeFree
  • FreeFree
  • Monthly (Early Bird)$5.99 a month
  • Annual (Early Bird)$35.99 a year
  • PlusPrice not published
  • Pro (existing users only)Price not published

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GAutomator

No plans published.

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In their own words

Forest

Forest is a focus timer that makes a virtual tree grow during a session and die if the user leaves or breaks the session. Deep Focus can block or redirect attempts to open other apps, including on the free tier. Time Guard schedules recurring app or site blocks; Free covers one app or site, while Plus supports multiple. Plant Together synchronizes a session among friends, and the group’s trees die if anyone gives up. Mindful Space offers guided breathing and soundscapes, and Focus Analytics reports focus patterns and hours by day, week, or month. Plus adds analytics and custom tags. Forest says focus-earned coins can fund real trees through its partnership with Trees for the Future, up to five per account on eligible plans. The timer, tree growth, and local focus data work offline, but group focus, challenges, the shop, seasonal events, and real-tree planting require internet. Forest works on iPhone, iPad, Android, and as a Chrome or Firefox extension; account and focus history can sync across platforms. Forest describes it as a behavioral tool, not an ADHD medical treatment.

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GAutomator

GAutomator is a free, open-source framework for automating tests of mobile games on Android and iOS. It interacts with game-engine elements such as Unity GameObjects, allowing one script to operate across devices with different screen resolutions. Listed actions include locating objects, reading text and bounds, clicking, pressing, swiping and entering text. GAutomatorViewer inspects an application’s UI hierarchy and control properties, including GameObject names and attributes. Setup requires integrating the SDK into a game and writing Android or iOS test scripts. Android support covers Unity and UE4 games; the iOS Python library supports Unity, while other engines need separate environment configuration. Android requirements include Python 2.7 or 3.4+, Android SDK or adb, USB-connected device access and Android 4.3 (API 18) or later. Android scripts run on Windows or Linux. Some reporting functions are cloud-only, and scene tags work only in WeTest cloud reports.

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