Uindow controls the underlying Chromium browser directly and sends trusted events for all user interactions. Websites see all events as native events issued by a real user with a real input device.

Websites perceive all your automated actions as being triggered by a real mouse moving naturally in a non-linear manner between actions.

Uindow uses the Chrome DevTools Protocol to perform safe and trusted file uploads, as if they were initiated by a real user.

Uindow uses a combination of keystroke and CDP events to accurately change the values of <select /> and <select multiple /> HTML elements.

Never hard-code user data again! Instead, provide sensitive inputs safely for each automation run directly through the user interface.

Uindow allows you to gather far more than a simple "pass/fail" for each run:

• Primitive types: integers, strings, booleans
• Objects as table rows
• Binary data and request results
• Downloaded files
• Screenshots
• Video recordings

Some tasks, like summarization or sentiment analysis, are not suited for regular programs. Interact with a small LLM running directly on your computer for maximum privacy.

Export automations as YAML-based modules for easy review and sharing.

Avoid code duplication by organizing your logic into separate functions outside the main finite-state machine states.

You can safely and easily make requests that would otherwise be blocked by CORS.

Store values between consecutive automation runs.

Skip between finite-state machine states, pause automations at any time to request user input, and schedule future events.

Store detailed logs of your automations, and filter them in real time by content or type.