inner-coordinates helps you run sequences of clicks and actions on your computer. You teach the software the location of buttons and menus once. Then, the tool remembers these positions to perform complex tasks for you. This handles applications that hide their internal data from normal automation tools.
Many programs do not share their layout with your computer. This makes it hard to build automated workflows. inner-coordinates bypasses these blocks by using visual maps. You look at your application, tell the software where items live, and save that map. You can then trigger these steps later. This saves time on tasks you repeat every day.
You need to download the installer file from our release page. Visit the link below to find the version for your computer.
Click here to open the download page
Follow these steps to set up the tool:
- Visit the link above.
- Look for the section labeled Latest.
- Choose the file ending in .exe for your Windows computer.
- Save the file to your computer.
- Open the folder where you saved the file.
- Double-click the file to start the installation.
- Follow the prompts on the screen to finish.
- Open inner-coordinates from your desktop icons.
- Click the Capture button in the top menu.
- Move your mouse cursor over a button in the app you want to automate.
- Click once to record the coordinate point.
- Name the point in the text box that appears.
- Press Save to store the location in your workspace.
- Repeat this for every button or menu you need to touch.
Once you save your points, you build a workflow. A workflow is just a list of steps in a specific order.
- Select the Workflows tab in the main window.
- Click Create New.
- Drag your saved coordinate points into the main area.
- Arrange them in the sequence you want the app to click.
- Set the delay between clicks if the target app needs time to load.
- Click Run to start the sequence.
- Windows 10 or Windows 11.
- At least 4GB of memory.
- A steady internet connection for updates.
- Basic knowledge of how to use a mouse and keyboard.
- The setup file installs the main hub.
- Data files store your coordinates in a folder under Documents.
- Log files track your actions if you need to fix a mistake.
- You can move these files between computers if you keep the same screen resolution.
If the software misses a click, your screen resolution might have changed. Relaunch your target application and ensure the window size matches its size during the initial capture. Some apps block inputs, so run inner-coordinates as an administrator if your clicks do not register.
Contact the support team if the software crashes during long loops. Ensure you do not overlap windows while the tool runs, as it tracks pixels based on their position on your screen. Keep your target application on the primary monitor for best results. If you use multiple screens, keep the target app on the one used during the training phase.
Your coordinate maps stay on your computer. We do not store your private data or screen captures on external servers. The software processes all inputs locally to ensure your tasks remain private and secure. You control access to your applications at all times. Turn off the software when you want to stop all automation.
Start with simple tasks like opening a menu and clicking a single button. As you gain skill, build longer sequences that span across different menus. Test each step individually before you chain them together into a long workflow. Use the pause feature to check the progress between clicks. This ensures the computer keeps pace with the software you control. Label your files clearly to keep your workspace organized. Delete old maps that you no longer use to maintain speed.