Do It For Me 1.0 can be used to automate common tasks without writing any scripts or code.

Everyone has sequences they end up typing or clicking over and over.. but it's very easy to have it all happen automatically, saving time and energy.

Simply record yourself once, then replay it as many times as you want. You can schedule tasks to be run at a certain date or time, or quickly launch a macro with a couple key presses, from within any program.

DoItForMe works by recording your actions (mouse clicks and keyboard activity), and playing them back for you.

It's much easier to just see it in action, so check out the videos!

DoItForMe sits in the system-try and waits for you to either record a new 'macro', or play back an existing one.

To record, simply right-click the tray icon, and hit 'record'. Pick the save location, and then begin the actions

you want to automate. Open the program(s) you want to record, do your actions normally, then close.

When you're done recording, move the mouse to the upper-left corner to stop recording.

To test your recording, right-click the tray icon, select 'manage recordings', then double-click on your new

recording, and watch it in action. For further help on this process, see the manual.

For a limited time, DoItForMe is at an introductory price of just 10$ USD for the full version.

If you enjoy the application, we recommend purchasing now, before the price goes up.

You also get all future updates and improvements to the software.

We recommend you first install the 1-week demo, and then set up your macros.

Once you know how well the software works, you can upgrade that installation to the full version and retain all your macros by simply entering a license-key.

Q: How does it work?

A: By recording all your mouse clicks and keyboard actions, and replaying them back, Do It For Me is able to simulate your actions, allowing users to easily set up macros without having to write any code, or be very technically minded.

Q: Can I automate task xyz with DoItForme?

A: Usually yes, but the easiest way to find out is to try out the trial version. If it suits your needs, then upgrade to the full version.