Do the Stop and Restart emulator actions work on MEmu?

Yes. MEmu has a lifecycle adapter, so the Stop emulator and Restart emulator actions are available, just like on BlueStacks, LDPlayer, MuMu and Nox. You can bring the instance back when it crashes and resume the macro.

Do my existing macros still work?

Yes. The same vision macro runs on MEmu with no change. EmuloAgent drives MEmu over ADB like the other emulators, so image, text and color conditions and the actions stay identical.

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Published on July 24, 2026

EmuloAgent now runs on MEmu Player

EmuloAgent now detects and drives MEmu Player, on top of BlueStacks, LDPlayer, MuMu and Nox. Vision based macros on Windows, no root.

EmuloAgent just added another emulator to the family. It now detects and drives MEmu Player over ADB, the same way it already did with BlueStacks, LDPlayer, MuMu and Nox. If you prefer MEmu for farming and multi-account play, you can build vision macros without switching tools.

What changes in practice

MEmu now has a dedicated adapter in EmuloAgent. That means automatic instance detection and an ADB connection with no manual setup. You open MEmu, enable ADB debugging and click “Search emulators”: the Agent finds the instance and reads the right port on its own. The first instance usually uses port 21503, but you never have to memorize that.

Enable ADB in MEmu

Open MEmu.
Go to Settings and confirm ADB debugging is on. On MEmu it is usually enabled by default.
In EmuloAgent, click “Search emulators” to detect the instance and its resolution.

If something does not show up, the app itself includes a “How to enable ADB?” guide per emulator, with the MEmu steps.

The same macros, now on MEmu

Nothing changes in how you build the automation. Image, text and color conditions and the tap, swipe and Virtual Keyboard actions all work the same. Because the Agent drives the emulator externally, you can run several MEmu profiles in parallel for hours, with the cadence adapting to CPU and RAM.

The Stop emulator and Restart emulator actions apply to MEmu too. Paired with the “emulator is not running” condition, they bring the instance back when it crashes and resume the flow from the start, handy for leaving a long session recovering from freezes while you are away.

Get started

Already on MEmu? Download EmuloAgent and build a macro that reacts to the screen. To see the full list and the per emulator walkthrough, the guide on macros on Android emulators covers them all.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to set the MEmu ADB port by hand?: No. EmuloAgent reads the real port from the MEmu instance and connects on its own. The first instance usually uses port 21503, but you do not type anything: just enable ADB debugging in MEmu and click "Search emulators".
Do the Stop and Restart emulator actions work on MEmu?: Yes. MEmu has a lifecycle adapter, so the Stop emulator and Restart emulator actions are available, just like on BlueStacks, LDPlayer, MuMu and Nox. You can bring the instance back when it crashes and resume the macro.
Do my existing macros still work?: Yes. The same vision macro runs on MEmu with no change. EmuloAgent drives MEmu over ADB like the other emulators, so image, text and color conditions and the actions stay identical.