MacroLoop
Record and replay mouse and keyboard actions on macOS
MacroLoop launched on December 28, 2025 with 8 votes, #1,039 of 11,628 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.
What it does
MacroLoop lets you record and replay mouse and keyboard actions on macOS to automate repetitive tasks. One powerful use case is running AI prompts all night while you sleep. First, add a list of prompts. Then record copying the next prompt from the list and pasting it into your AI. When you play the loop, MacroLoop automatically runs through the entire prompt list.
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Productivity Developer Henrique Bersani Language EN + 6 More Size 7 MB Mac MacroLoop records your mouse movements and keyboard input and replays them automatically on your Mac. It captures exactly what you do on screen and runs those actions again on demand, on a schedule, or in repeatable loops. Use MacroLoop to automate repetitive tasks, trigger workflows at specific times of day, or let long-running actions continue while you’re away from your computer. Once recorded, your actions can be replayed precisely as captured, saving time and reducing manual effort. With MacroLoop, you can: • Record mouse movements, clicks, and keyboard input • Replay recordings instantly or on a scheduled time…from apps.apple.com
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