This is the official download page for Macro Panel APK v5 (Macro Space Panel), the 8.7 MB build for Android 5.0 and up, package com.outer.space, by SP REGEDIT. The file is free, needs no account, and installs in about two minutes. The download button at the top of this page serves the exact file our lab tested; use the download button above to get it.
Before you install, two quick checks that prevent most failures. First, if any older Macro Space build is already on your phone, uninstall it completely. Builds signed with different keys can’t update over each other, and the classic “App not installed” error is almost always this. Note that v2 shipped under a different package name than v5, so even Android’s normal update path won’t bridge them. Second, make sure the download finishes fully. A partial file is the most common cause of parse errors, if your connection dropped mid-download, the file on your phone is garbage no matter how official the source was. Confirm it’s about 8.7 MB before you tap it.
Quick install recap: open the downloaded file, allow “Install unknown apps” for your browser when Android asks (on Android 12, 13, 14, and 15 the path is Settings → Apps → Special app access → Install unknown apps → your browser → Allow), tap Install, then grant “Display over other apps” on first launch so the floating panel can appear over Free Fire. Grant storage access so it can save your sensitivity profiles, and decline anything else it doesn’t clearly need. The full seven-step walkthrough is on the homepage.
If the install fails: “Parse error” means the download didn’t complete, re-download and install from internal storage, not an SD card. “App not installed” means a signature conflict, uninstall every older Macro Space build and retry fresh. Panel doesn’t appear over the game means the overlay permission was denied or revoked, re-enable it under Settings → Apps → Macro Space → Display over other apps, and exempt the app from battery optimization so the system doesn’t kill the bubble mid-match. The homepage troubleshooting section covers all seven common failures in detail.
A note on safety, because it belongs on the download page too: our lab scanned this exact file, no malware flags, and it ran clean on five real test phones (Galaxy A55, Pixel 8, Redmi Note 13 Pro, Infinix Note 40 Pro, Galaxy A13). The tool itself is an overlay; it doesn’t modify game files, and uninstalling removes everything. The ban risk sits with the macro features (aim-lock, auto-shot), not with the download, so test on a guest account before touching your main, and read the full safety breakdown on the homepage before enabling anything that automates your aim.
What you get after installing: a floating bubble over Free Fire that expands into sensitivity sliders (general, red dot, 2x, 4x, AWM), DPI presets, FPS targets from 30 to 120, GFX profiles, weapon-wise sensitivity, the macro assist tab, and a one-tap RAM/CPU cleaner with a ping optimizer. Start with the sensitivity and DPI presets, play one casual match, not ranked, and tune from there. If you only want the aim tuning, leave the macro tab off entirely: that’s the lowest-risk way to use this tool, and for most players it’s also the most useful part.