QA and screen-flow checks
Replay the same navigation path through a desktop app while keeping the target window and step order explicit.
Safe automation for repetitive click routines on WindowsWindow Click Automation
Stop repeating the same buttons by hand. Preview the routine in Dry Run, then automate it.
Free appWindows 10 / 11Dry Run default
Why it exists
Automate low-risk “open, wait, click” routines without trusting a blind screen-coordinate macro.
Window Click Automation records clicks relative to the app window you choose, so moving that window does not immediately break the routine. Use it for repeatable desktop workflows such as stepping through test screens or running the same buttons in a utility. Add delays or wait for an image or OCR text, preview without real clicks, then run only after checking the sequence.
Use cases
Best for visible, repeatable work where every action is a click and mistakes are easy to stop.
Batch-tool button routines
Repeat a low-risk sequence such as opening the next item, starting a process, waiting for completion, and continuing.
Internal utility operations
Wait for an expected image or status text before clicking the next button instead of relying only on fixed delays.
Features
Automation with visible boundaries and a way out.
Window-relative positions
Clicks are stored against the target window instead of fragile whole-screen coordinates.
Dry Run by default
Preview every step without clicking. Real execution requires a separate confirmation.
Wait conditions
Pause until an image or OCR text appears, with a timeout that prevents endless waiting.
F12 emergency stop
Stop an active run immediately from the keyboard when the destination is not behaving as expected.
Reusable local macros
Repeat 1–100 times and save or load the sequence as a JSON file on your PC.
Permanent ad removal
The app is free. An optional Microsoft Store add-on removes the promotional banner permanently.
Workflow
Build confidence before you enable real clicks.
Choose and record
Select the intended window, then add click positions with F8 or the three-second timer.
Add checks
Insert delays, image waits, or OCR text waits where the screen must be ready first.
Dry run, then execute
Review the sequence without clicks. Enable real execution only when the preview is correct.
Screenshots
The sequence, conditions, and safety state stay visible.
Privacy
Macro data stays in the files you control.
The current release stores macro steps as local JSON and does not upload sequences, screenshots used for matching, or OCR results to our servers.
- Macro definitions are saved and loaded locally.
- Image matching and OCR wait checks run on the PC.
- Protected processes are rejected, but you remain responsible for choosing a safe target and reviewing every run.
- The current release uses first-party promotional banners and no external advertising SDK or Advertising ID.
Safety
Use it for low-risk repetition—not irreversible actions.
What should I automate?
Use it for repeatable, low-risk desktop steps where a mistaken click is easy to notice and recover from.
What should I avoid?
Do not use it for purchases, money transfers, deletion, authentication, security decisions, or game cheating.
Will a moved window break the macro?
Positions are relative to the chosen window, so moving the window is supported. Layout changes inside the app can still require re-recording.
Are image and OCR waits guaranteed?
No. Scaling, theme changes, animation, and OCR errors can affect matching. Use timeouts, dry runs, and visual supervision.
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