What changed, one update at a time

Agent Link (Pro). An AI on your own computer, like Claude, can now find the buttons on a page, build the clicks and run them for you. It only talks to your computer, never to the internet.

Easier keys on Chromebooks. Start and stop is Alt + Z, add a step is Alt + X. F6 and F7 are hard to find on a Chromebook keyboard, so new installs get these instead.

Salut, Romania. Lots of you are from Romania, so the store page now speaks Romanian.

Clear messages when real clicks are blocked. Some school Chromebooks block the real-click mode. Now it tells you that, in plain words, instead of failing quietly.

A small "rate it" card. After a few good runs it asks once if you want to rate it. Press "Not now" and it waits. It never nags.

Scrolls and swipes glide. They move in small steps now, like a real hand, instead of jumping. You can set how fast they go.

It keeps going after a refresh (Pro). If the page reloads, the clicks pick up where they stopped.

Your first day is Pro, for free. Try recording and the rest before you pay anything.

Real clicks. Most auto clickers send fake clicks, and games ignore them. Precise mode sends real ones, so games and click tests count them. Light mode is the fast one for normal pages.

A list of steps, not one dot. Up to 500 steps: press, hold, swipe, scroll, or follow your mouse. Each one has its own timing.

You can see every step. Each one shows on the page as a numbered X. Drag it to move it.

Record (Pro). Do it once with your mouse, and it copies you.

Share a whole sequence as one line of text. Send someone a PAC- code and they get your exact steps.

One switch turns it fully off. Off means off. Nothing keeps running in the background.

Version 1.0 clicked one dot. That was the whole thing. But the click was real, and that part was the hard part.

The same night it learned to click many dots in a row. That is when it turned into what it is now.

Then, round after round of testing. Every round found something broken. I fixed it, and tested again, until it held up.