The Tower, Less Clicking: Meet TowerLoop

This is TowerLoop, a desktop companion for The Tower on your Android phone or emulator.

Let's take a quick look around the app.

The Dashboard brings your session and recent activity together.

See the current run, review recorded gem collections, and check what your helpers have been doing.

Controls lets you view and interact with the connected game from your desktop.

Click to tap, drag to swipe, or use the Android navigation buttons.

Automations is where you choose the everyday helpers: gems, run restarts, game recovery, and ability use.

Each has its own switch and settings.

The engine runs the helpers you've selected.

Under Upgrades, choose the battle upgrades TowerLoop may buy, and set their priorities.

These purchases use run cash.

You can select individual stats across Attack, Defense, and Utility.

Claims groups the reward helpers in one place: daily store gems, the weekly website gift, completed missions, Event medals, and Guild chests.

Enable the reward types you want collected.

Quests contains the dedicated Nuke and Demon Mode farming loops.

These deliberately surrender and restart battles, so they're separate from the helpers for keeping a normal run going.

Game Profile turns supported saved data into readable cards, research, Workshop levels, and progression.

It's a read-only view, and save access depends on your device.

License shows your access status and subscription information.

This is also where you activate a key or manage access to TowerLoop on this computer.

Setup checks whether your access, device, game, and viewer are ready.

If something needs attention, this page points you toward the next step.

Settings is where you select your phone or emulator and adjust viewer quality.

You'll also find options for exporting your game save and backing up TowerLoop's settings and history.

Activity Log gives you a closer look at session events.

Search and filter entries, expand their details, or export a log when you need help.

Support brings together troubleshooting shortcuts, diagnostics, and update information.

If you get stuck, this is where to find help and the details needed to explain the problem.

Start with the helper you'd use most, and explore from there.

The separate feature demos show the automations in action.

Try TowerLoop at tower-loop.com.