Stop wasting time on boring tasks

Automate the repetitive work in your apps, games and websites, and let it run on repeat while you focus on what matters.

Automation for all, not just programmers

You don’t need to be a programmer to automate your work. Build it yourself in an intuitive visual builder, packed with powerful tools for every kind of task.

Visual builder, no code

Drag in steps like Click, Type and Wait and put them in order. If you can write a to-do list, you can build an automation.

Websites
Desktop apps
Spreadsheets
Games

Works with any application

Automate any website, desktop program or game, as long as you can see it on screen.

Randomized clicks and timing

Vary where each click lands and how long each wait lasts, so no two runs ever look alike.

Human-like mouse movement

Make the mouse move like a real hand, in natural curves. Tune its speed and style to build a mouse profile that’s all your own.

Hotkey actions

Give a task its own key, like drinking a potion when your health runs low, so it runs with a single press whenever you need it.

Object tracking

Pick something to look for, like a color, and click it wherever it shows up on your screen.

Automatic window setup

Keep an app’s window in the same place and size every time, so your clicks land right.

Conditional logic

React to what happens on screen. Cast the line, and if a fish bites, reel it in, then do it all again as often as you like.

Questions

Something else? Ask on Discord.

A desktop app for automating the repetitive things you do with your mouse and keyboard, like clicking through the same screens, typing the same text or waiting for something to show up. You build an automation from simple steps and run it as often as you like.

Yes. While AutomateGUI is in alpha, all of it is free.

No. You build an automation from steps like Click, Type and Wait, and point at your screen to show where to click.

Windows 10 and 11, and macOS on both Apple silicon and Intel Macs.

The alpha isn’t signed by Apple or Microsoft yet, so they don’t recognise it. On Windows, choose More info, then Run anyway. On a Mac, open System Settings, then Privacy & Security, and choose Open Anyway. The Mac also asks for Accessibility and Screen Recording access, which AutomateGUI needs to move the mouse and see the screen.

No. Everything AutomateGUI sees on your screen stays on your computer. Only your automations are saved to your account, so you have them on every computer you sign in on.

That’s up to the game. Many don’t allow automation, and breaking their rules can get you banned, so check first. You’re responsible for following the rules of what you automate.

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Get help with an automation, share what you’ve built, and tell us what to make next. Your ideas shape what AutomateGUI becomes.

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