Record your browser actions once, replay them whenever you need to
Job Recorder watches what you click, type, and navigate to during one normal run, then replays those exact steps later.
Demo video — coming soon
The problem
- Some browser tasks are just a fixed sequence: click here, type this, click submit.
- Doing that sequence by hand every time is slow and easy to get slightly wrong.
- Most "automation" tools ask you to build a workflow diagram before you can use them.
How Job Recorder solves it
- Click Teach New Job and perform the sequence normally — no setup first.
- Job Recorder captures each click, keystroke, and page change as you go.
- Review the recording and decide what should stay fixed, be asked each time, or stay manual.
- Save it, then run it again whenever the task comes up.
Example: A recurring status check
Before
- Log into a portal, click through two menus, and check a status page — every single day.
With Job Recorder
- Record the login-to-status-page path once.
- Leave the navigation steps as Keep same.
- Save the job.
Result: Each day: open the job and let it run — the same clicks, replayed exactly.
How it works
Three steps. That's it.
1
Teach it once
Perform the browser task normally. Job Recorder captures the steps required to repeat it.
2
Tell it what changes
Choose which values stay the same, which should be requested on every run, and where you want to take over manually.
3
Run it later
Start the saved job, enter the values that changed, and let Job Recorder handle the repetitive browser work.
Good fits
- Repeated navigation paths
- Status checks in admin tools
- Multi-click actions on the same site
- Recurring browser data lookups
It's record-by-doing, not a workflow builder — the steps come from you actually performing the task once, not from assembling blocks on a canvas.
Privacy
Your jobs stay on your computer
- ✓ Your recorded jobs stay on your computer.
- ✓ Job Recorder doesn't store your website passwords.
- ✓ Saved jobs are stored locally in your browser, not on a server.
- ✓ Sensitive form contents aren't sent anywhere as analytics data.
- ✓ Replays reuse your normal browser login sessions — you don’t log in twice.
Current limitations
- Replays run in one browser tab — multi-window sequences aren't supported.
- Drag-and-drop actions aren't captured.
- Browser alert, confirm, and prompt popups during recording can't be dismissed by replay.
FAQ
- How is this different from a workflow builder?
- There's nothing to build. You perform the task once in your normal browser, and that recording is the job — no diagram, no blocks, no scripting.
- Can I edit a recorded action afterward?
- Yes. Review lets you rename fields, mark values as fixed, ask-me, or manual, and adjust before saving.
- Does replay work across multiple tabs or windows?
- Not yet — replays run in a single tab, matching how they were recorded.
- What if I click the wrong thing while recording?
- You can re-record, or fix the specific step during Review before saving the job.
- Can I stop a replay partway through?
- Yes, at any point before it acts, and you can add manual checkpoints anywhere you want it to pause on purpose.