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Turn routine into a script...and run!

Build complex processes without a single line of code

Macros and automations

Computer vision

Visual scenario builder

Download for Windows x64

Professional macro editor

Absolute control over every keystroke. Record complex macros, remove recoil in games, or automate routine in work applications

Precise delay tuning

Trigger randomizer

Window-specific binding

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When a simple macro isn't enough

Build not just repeat sequences, but entire processes with conditions, waits, computer vision data, and reactions to events

Conditions, loops, comparisons

On-screen object detection and text reading

Variables, counters, events

Your routine autopilot

Five seconds here. A minute of waiting there. Check status. Repeat. It's not the process that's costly, it's the time it takes

Hotkey assignment and launch

Simultaneous execution of multiple automations

Route planning and terrain maps

Everything is ready...launch it!

Don't waste time building from scratch. The community catalog already has hundreds of ready-to-use macros, automations, and computer vision models for games, work, and everyday tasks

Ready-made solutions for all kinds of tasks

Find it → add it → run it

New possibilities every day

Choose a plan

Free

Free

For an easy start

Included:

3 macros

3 automations

Hotkey assignment

Computer vision

Maps and routes

1 parallel task

1 device

Pro

RUB 349

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Everything in Free, plus:

Unlimited macros

Unlimited automations

Application renaming

2 parallel tasks

Max

RUB 699

Save RUB 1,389 by paying yearly
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Everything in Pro, plus:

Unlimited parallel tasks

2 devices

FAQ

Start with simple, everyday actions. For example, fixing a message typed in the wrong keyboard layout: copy text — convert — paste, elementary. The editor is simple yet feature-rich, and the built-in help section will answer all your questions

You should. The application doesn't recognize interfaces on its own. It works with a pre-trained model that you connect for your automations

A macro replays recorded mouse and keyboard actions. An automation makes decisions: checks conditions, waits for events, processes data, and runs different scenario branches

Automations don't hack games or read other processes' memory. They work with real input devices and screen images — just as if you were controlling the computer yourself

First automation — in 5 minutes. One-click macro recording. Visual scenario builder: assemble scenarios like a puzzle. Not a single line of code. Anyone can do it