Windows input assistant

Send text and data one item at a time.

Capture a list once, keep your destination window focused, and send each row in order with a global hotkey.

Useful for
Network CLI, RDP, SSH, PowerShell, SQL
Input mode
Paste or real keystrokes
Storage
Lists and settings stay local

Stop switching back and forth just to paste the next line.

FlowChain is built for ordered input work: moving spreadsheet rows into forms, sending canned replies, registering product data, testing fields, or stepping through commands that should be reviewed before they are sent.

A simple loop for careful input.

01

Capture once

Paste a block of text or table data into FlowChain and keep it organized as ordered rows.

02

Stay in the target app

Lock onto the destination window, then use a global hotkey to send the next item.

03

Resume with confidence

Sent rows are marked clearly, so an interruption does not force you to start over.

Watch FlowChain send each item in order.

This short recording shows FlowChain and a target app side by side. The list stays in FlowChain while each selected row is sent to the destination one step at a time.

Built for repeated work where order matters.

The free edition covers the core line-by-line workflow. The Pro upgrade removes ads and unlocks higher limits and automation tools.

Send one item at a time with a hotkey

Clipboard paste or real keystroke typing

AUTO ENTER or Tab after each send

Tabs for separate tasks

Find, replace, snippets, and templates

Flexible delimiters for lists and tables

Token estimates and AI-response cleanup

Local files for input lists and settings

For forms, support replies, and command lists.

  • Web forms and business systems
  • Canned replies for support teams
  • Product names, SKUs, and descriptions
  • QA test values and repetitive checks
  • RDP, VNC, and virtual machines
  • SSH, SQL, RACADM, and network runbooks

Choose the repetitive input task you want to simplify.

Servers, storage, networks, and infrastructure CLI

Apply an operator-controlled runbook workflow across multi-vendor data-center consoles.

Read the guide

Network CLI and maintenance runbooks

Review the prompt and output, then send the next network command without leaving the console.

Read the guide

SSH command runbooks

Keep the current host visible while stepping through approved commands one line at a time.

Read the guide

PowerShell maintenance procedures

Track completed Windows administration steps while the intended console stays active.

Read the guide

Reviewed SQL command sequences

Check the connection and previous result before advancing to the next statement or value.

Read the guide

iDRAC and RACADM consoles

Pace hardware-management commands through jump hosts and remote console sessions.

Read the guide

Excel and CSV to web forms

Move table data into forms and business systems one field at a time.

Read the guide

Canned replies and text snippets

Send approved responses in order without repeatedly switching windows.

Read the guide

RDP, VNC, VM, and terminal input

Use clipboard paste or real keystrokes when ordinary paste is unreliable.

Read the guide

QA test data and repetitive checks

Step through test values while keeping a visible record of completed rows.

Read the guide

Why line-by-line sending helps in RDP, SSH, SQL, and runbooks.

Read the dev.to article for the problem background, the workflow, and examples where sending one item at a time is safer than pasting a whole block.

Read the dev.to article

Available from Microsoft Store.

Install FlowChain from the Store, or use winget with the Microsoft Store source. If the Store is unavailable on your machine, the portable build runs from its own folder and needs no installer or admin rights.

winget install --id 9NDSWGBHLV2J --source msstore
Open Microsoft Store listingDownload portable ZIP (12.5 MB)

Your lists and settings are stored locally.

FlowChain stores input lists, sent-line state, hotkeys, delays, and window settings on your PC. It is designed as a local Windows utility for controlled input work.