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A launcher that turns your Mac into a command palette.
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A Windows macro recorder you can read and edit, with image anchors and an AI assistant.
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Myna Recorder records keyboard and mouse actions and turns them into a readable, editable script. It finds things on screen by picture, includes an auto clicker, a scheduler, a screen watchdog and an AI assistant that writes macros you approve before they run, and can export a macro as a standalone .exe.
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