The best TinyTask alternative for Windows in 2026

TinyTask is a much-loved, tiny free macro recorder: you press record, do something with your mouse and keyboard, and it plays those exact actions back. It is brilliantly simple, weighs almost nothing, and is perfect when you just want to capture a quick one-off macro. If that is all you need, TinyTask is hard to beat. But recordings are also brittle — they replay the same coordinates and timing, and they can be fiddly to tweak when a window moves or a step needs to change.

Kaizen Auto Mouse Auto Click takes a different approach. Rather than recording and playing back, you build the automation yourself from a set of configurable modules — mouse movement, left/right/double clicks, scrolling, keyboard input, app and tab switching — and give each one a count range and interval. The result is automation that is precise, easy to edit, and genuinely repeatable, with scheduling and stealth options layered on top. It is the more configurable option when you want a task to run the same way every time, hands-free.

Why people choose Kaizen Auto Mouse Auto Click over a recorder

• Configurable, not captured. Build each step exactly how you want it — clicks, mouse movement, keystrokes, scrolling and delays — instead of being locked into one recording.
• Repeats reliably. Every module takes a count range and interval, so tasks run consistently and you can edit any step without re-recording the whole thing.
• Real scheduling. Run on chosen weekdays and within set hours, add blackout windows, and cap how much it does each day — true hands-free automation.
• Stealth & control. Hide it from the taskbar and tray, give the process a custom name, lock it with a 4-digit PIN, and summon it with a global hotkey.
• Real, responsive support. Made by StepForward Solutions LLP, a small team in Pune, India — email us and a human actually replies.

When TinyTask is the better pick: if you genuinely just want to hit record, capture a short sequence, and replay it once or twice, TinyTask's record-and-replay simplicity is fast and free. Kaizen shines when you need that automation to be configurable, schedulable and dependable over time.

How to get started in under a minute

1. Download & runClick the button below to download Kaizen Auto Mouse Auto Click, then open the installer and launch the app. It works on Windows 10 and 11 and runs locally on your PC.
2. Build your sequenceTurn on the modules you need — mouse movement, clicks, keystrokes, scrolling, app switching — and set a count range and interval for each one.
3. Schedule & run hands-freePick the days and hours it should run, set a global hotkey, and let it repeat your configured sequence exactly — quietly in the background until you stop it.

Just want pure high-speed clicking instead of full automation? Try Kaizen Fast Clicker for simple, fast auto clicking.

Frequently asked questions

No — and that's the key difference. TinyTask records your mouse and keyboard actions and plays them back. Kaizen doesn't record; instead you build configurable action sequences from modules (mouse movement, left/right/double clicks, scrolling, keyboard input and app/tab switching), each with its own count range and interval. That makes runs precise and repeatable. If you simply want to capture and replay a quick one-off macro, TinyTask's record button may suit you better.

Yes — there's a 2-week free trial with full feature access and no credit card required. After the trial you can choose a PRO 1-year licence for $49 or a Premium lifetime licence for $99, with a 3-day money-back guarantee.

Yes. Kaizen Auto Mouse Auto Click runs on Windows 10 and Windows 11. It's lightweight, installs in seconds and runs locally using the .NET Framework that ships with Windows, so nothing you automate leaves your machine.

Yes. Each module takes a count range and interval so actions repeat on their own, and you can schedule automation to run on chosen weekdays and within set hours, set blackout windows and cap how much it does each day. There are also stealth options like hiding from the taskbar and tray, a custom process name, PIN protection and a global hotkey.