OffCode Automation tool

OffCode Automation Tool is a no-code programming and desktop automation application for Windows, which can be regarded as an alternative to automated programming tools, positioned to enable users who do not write code to have their computer automatically perform repetitive tasks.

1. Core Purpose The tool combines three technologies: OCR (reading any visible text from the screen), UI Automation (locating buttons and controls via Windows accessibility interfaces), and mouse/keyboard simulation. It is officially described as a "robot" that can "see" the screen, find text or buttons, and perform clicks, typing, navigation, and other operations like a person. When exact text matching fails, AI semantic search can understand the user's intent and locate the correct interface element (for example, searching for "submit" might find a button labeled "Send" or "OK").

2. Main Capabilities

3. AI Script Builder: Describe the automation process in natural language, choose an LLM provider (OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, Groq, or Ollama local/cloud), and the AI outputs an action sequence that can be run immediately and inserted into a script with one click.

4. AI Social Media: Use AI to generate headline and content ideas for social media posts, copy the results to the clipboard, and use the LLM provider of the user's choice.

5. Screen Text Finding: OCR reads visible text, UI Automation handles buttons/controls, and a hybrid mode is also provided; paired with AI semantic search as a fallback.

6. Visual Reader scanning overlay: a real-time scanning area follows the cursor or is locked in place, with optional circular or rectangular scan areas, continuously monitoring a specific screen area and collecting text that appears, suitable for dynamic content, game timers, chat messages, etc.

7. Visual Markers: place numbered green markers on the screen, showing coordinates and labels, making it easy to implement reliable clicks on fixed positions in scripts; in settings, hotkeys such as 1-9, F3-F12, and the numeric keypad can be selected to add markers at the current mouse position.

8. Scanner Triggers: pause a script until the specified text appears in the scan area, through [WAIT FOR TEXT] "message" letting a script pause until the specified text appears in the scan area, through [WAIT GONE] "message" Wait for text to disappear; when adding Multi-Region (numpad 4), you can set trigger text so that the script waits for the text in that region to appear or disappear before continuing.

9. Mouse and keyboard automation: supports left/right/middle clicks, double-clicks, automatic text input, hotkey combinations; automation sequences can be built, with a visual action builder, loop support (0=infinite), scripts can be saved/loaded/edited as JSON, and script chaining is supported (use /loadscript:name.json to run another saved script in the Scripts folder).

10. Text list automation: open the text list window via "+Get text from file" on the main interface, load lines from a .txt or .md file or add lines manually, with optional random order; after adding the "Get text from list" action, when the script reaches that step it copies the next unused line to the clipboard and marks it as used, so each loop iteration uses different text (such as pasting into a search box, input field, or form).

11. Supported commands: /startprocess:notepad.exe, /stopprocess:notepad.exe, /openwebsite:google.com, /gettextfromlist (copy the next line of the text list to the clipboard), /loadscript:script.json (run another saved script), etc., and can be typed or selected from a drop-down box.

12. Browser tasks: built-in browser automation can automatically fill out forms, navigate and click links, and extract data from pages.

13. Scheduled start: multiple dates/times can be added to the queue; when the time arrives, the script runs automatically and that time is removed from the queue, after which the next time runs automatically; common date/time formats are supported (such as system locale, dd.MM.yyyy HH:mm).

14. Shortcut actions: F1 starts automation, F2 stops automation, F3 checks the UI element under the cursor (name, type, class), custom hotkeys (1-9, F3-F12, numpad) add visual markers, numpad 1 manually scans (Visual Reader), numpad 2 locks the scan position, numpad 3 unlocks scanning, numpad 4 adds a text collection region.

15. Multi-region Visual Reader: can read text from multiple visual boxes at the same time, monitor multiple screen regions, define scan regions separately, and collect text from different locations.

16. Read / Click Inside: Reads and interacts only within the boundaries of a visual box, enabling precise text reading and target clicking within a region.

III. How to Use Users create automations through a visual action builder and a simple script editor, adding steps such as Wait for Text, Click, Type, Copy, Paste, and using special commands such as /copy:, /wait:, /type:; press F1 to start and F2 to stop. For AI script generation, describe the automation process in English (e.g., "open Notepad, type Hello, save the file"), select an LLM provider, and the AI generates a runnable action sequence and inserts it into the script.

IV. Use Cases Real use cases officially listed include: social media automation (posting, liking, commenting, with AI-generated copy), web browsing and repetitive data entry (filling forms, searching), document work (Excel, Word tasks and reports), gaming (repetitive tasks, monitoring game events), collecting data from multiple screens, real-time monitoring of dynamic content, and running AI-generated scripts after describing a workflow in natural language.

V. Platform and Limitations The tool targets Windows 10 and 11, using Windows' built-in OCR engine and accessibility features; the official statement says the app does not collect any personal data or usage information, and all automation runs on the local computer. Regarding licensing, the official description is a one-time payment, lifetime access, with no monthly or annual recurring fees, and the price will increase as new features are added; there is also a developer license that provides the complete C# source code (about 12,000 lines of C# code, the complete WinForms application source code, OCR and UI Automation modules, the Visual Reader and Markers system, the Action Sequence engine, and modern UI components), and the individual developer license does not include resale rights. The purchase page states instant delivery and download; the specific payment methods, activation codes, and after-sales support process are explained on the activation page. The tool also mentions a future Web remote control system (real-time device status, remote screen locking, file transfer, web-triggered automation) as "coming soon."

VI. Information Not Yet Provided Apart from the above descriptions of the one-time lifetime license and the developer license, the specific price figures, details of supported payment channels, community rating values, configuration details for each LLM provider's calls, and the release time of the Web remote control system are not yet provided.