Everything you need to automate — nothing you need to fear.

From a one-minute auto clicker to multi-step routines with conditions, AutoFlow grows with you and keeps you in control.

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Answer four questions — what, where, how fast, how often — and you have a working flow. Intervals from 50 ms, repeat by count, time or until stopped.

31 step types: clicks, drags, keys, text, waits, conditions, variables, clipboard, windows, HTTP, files, OCR, image search and nested flows.

Record mouse and keyboard once, then edit each step. Password fields are masked and recording only runs while the indicator is visible.

Start flows from a hotkey, a schedule, an app opening or (on Android) starting to charge. Start, pause and stop keys per flow.

Rehearse any flow on a simulated screen in your browser with the real engine. Breakpoints, single-stepping and live variables.

A run bar that always shows what is running, which step it is on and how to stop it.

Every run leaves a step-by-step log — starts, ends, retries, variable changes — so failures explain themselves.

Per step: stop, continue, retry with back-off or jump. Wrap risky sections in try/catch. Ten error classes, all in plain words.

Remap keys and mouse buttons, add layers and text expansion, tune the mouse and switch profiles by app, time or device.

Sixteen verified templates plus community flows that the server re-validates, lints and labels before anyone sees them.

Share a flow as a link or file. Imports are hash-checked and re-scanned for risk, so nothing dangerous slips in quietly.

Optional. Flows are encrypted on your device before upload — the server stores ciphertext it cannot read.

Draft and explain flows with your own OpenAI-compatible or Anthropic key, or a local model such as Ollama. Drafts are validated before you see them.

Maximum run time, input and loop limits, start countdown, cooldown and duplicate-run protection on every flow.

A 0–100 risk score with plain reasons and permission labels, shown on templates, share links and before every run.

Ctrl+Alt+Esc on Windows, a floating button on Android. Flows stop in under 500 ms — waits are sliced so nothing can block it.