Steal an Egg Macro is a free macro for Windows 10 and 11 that keeps hatching and collecting while you are away.
Hold mode keeps a key pressed for as long as you set, which is what hatching in bulk actually needs - not a burst of clicks, a steady hold. Loop mode repeats a recorded sequence for the walk to the eggs and back. Both can run together, one on a short interval and one on a long one, so a session does not stall when a stack runs out.
Every delay takes a random jitter so the timing is not machine-perfect. A global hotkey starts and stops it without leaving the game, and a run counter shows completed loops. Profiles are named and saved, so a different egg or spot is one click away.
Nothing is injected and no game files are touched - it only presses keys, the same way your keyboard does.
Small installer, no extra components, no admin rights, no ads. Free and open source, MIT licensed.
Source: https://github.com/poorpint/steal-an-egg-macro
Features
- Hold mode: keeps a key pressed for a set duration
- Loop mode: repeats a recorded sequence
- Both modes can run together on different intervals
- Random jitter on every delay
- Global hotkey to start and stop without leaving the game
- Named profiles for different eggs and spots
- Run counter showing completed loops
- Small installer, no extra components, free and open source (MIT)