Snap a picture, a colour or a word on screen, and tell iNoname what to do when it shows up. Drag the steps together like building blocks, and let it run while you're away.
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Built for games, repetitive office work and anything else that happens on a screen.
Finds pictures, colours and text (even several words), with a zoom magnifier for pixel-perfect picks.
Drag nodes onto a canvas and wire them: find, click, type, wait, if / else, loops. Group and label them so big flows stay readable.
Clicks and types into a window even when it's behind others, so you can keep using your PC.
Schedules, weekly days, hotkeys, and triggers such as "when this window opens" or "when a file changes".
Start, stop and watch runs from Telegram or your phone, and get a screenshot when something goes wrong.
"Hey no name, run daily login." Or write routines as text and run them from the terminal.
Point at the game or app. iNoname remembers it, even if it moves.
Drag a box around a button or word. That's your "Find" node.
Follow-run mode highlights each step live, so you see exactly what it does.
A short tour from install to a finished flow. Prefer reading? Open the full guide.
Start free. Upgrade when you want it to run by itself or reach you on your phone. One-time prices include a year of updates, and every purchase has a 30-day money-back guarantee. Prices are charged in Philippine pesos; your bank converts them automatically.
Yes. It runs only on your PC, needs no account, and sends nothing anywhere unless you turn on Telegram or the phone remote yourself. Windows may show "unknown publisher" the first time: click More info → Run anyway.
You get a licence key by email. In the app open Help → Enter licence key…, paste it and restart. It works offline, and keeps working if you reinstall.
No. It only looks at the screen while a routine is running, and only in the areas you choose.
With most windowed and borderless games, yes. Always follow the rules of the game you play; some games don't allow automation.
They're backed up every day into a folder you choose (OneDrive by default). Restore them from Tools → Backup on any PC.
The user guide covers everything, and the same guide and video are in the app's Help menu.
Free to start. Build your first flow in five minutes.
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