TinyTask

TinyTask — When You Just Need to Repeat Yourself Some automation apps feel like whole projects before you even get them running. TinyTask is the opposite. It’s one tiny executable — no installer, no setup — you open it, hit record, do whatever you need to do, hit stop, and now you can play those exact actions back anytime you want.

It doesn’t pretend to be smart. It just repeats what you did, mouse moves and key presses included, exactly the same way every time. For little repetitive chores, it

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TinyTask — When You Just Need to Repeat Yourself

Some automation apps feel like whole projects before you even get them running. TinyTask is the opposite. It’s one tiny executable — no installer, no setup — you open it, hit record, do whatever you need to do, hit stop, and now you can play those exact actions back anytime you want.

It doesn’t pretend to be smart. It just repeats what you did, mouse moves and key presses included, exactly the same way every time. For little repetitive chores, it’s hard to beat.

Technical Snapshot

Attribute Detail
Platform Windows
What It Does Records and replays mouse/keyboard actions
Interface Simple bar with record/play controls
Save Options Store macros or turn them into standalone EXE files
Extras Adjustable playback speed, loop mode
License Free, portable

How It Plays Out

Maybe you open a folder, resize a window, launch a tool, and type in a short text — every single day. With TinyTask, you record that once. Next time, you just hit play and watch it happen without lifting a finger. It’s so literal that even tiny mouse movements are copied, so your screen layout matters.

Setup Notes

– Just run the EXE — no installation, no registry mess.
– Macros can be saved and replayed, or compiled into mini executable files.
– Works best if your desktop layout stays the same between runs.
– Uses almost no system resources.

Where It Fits

– Quick, no-frills automation for short sequences.
– Carrying macros on a USB stick for use anywhere.
– Helping non-technical users repeat tasks without teaching scripts.
– Capturing repetitive menu clicks in older apps.

Things to Watch

– No “if/then” logic or branching — it’s literal replay only.
– Changes in resolution or window placement can break playback.
– Windows-only, so no luck on macOS/Linux.
– Not meant for long or complex workflows.

Close Relatives

– Pulover’s Macro Creator — more advanced, supports conditions and loops.
– AutoHotkey — scripting powerhouse for automation.
– RoboTask Lite — beginner-friendly automation with GUI.

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