TinyTask

Free plan Windows

What TinyTask is

TinyTask records mouse movement, clicks, keystrokes, and the timing between actions, then replays the sequence. It is intended for repetitive chores such as data entry, multi-step tasks in slow software, testing, and file or folder work. Playback speed is adjustable, and a recording can run for a set number of repetitions or loop continuously. A recorded macro can also be compiled as a standalone Windows executable. The software is described as a 36 KB portable PC app that needs no scripting or installer; version 1.77 is listed as a 36,352-byte Windows program. The site describes TinyTask as free for personal use, with no paid tier or trial stated. It runs on Windows only, with no macOS, Linux, Chrome OS, or mobile version. It lacks conditions, branching, screen recognition, editing, and built-in scheduling, so it cannot adapt recorded actions to changing screen content. The site says TinyTask has not been rebuilt in years and is no longer being developed. Download pages provide SHA-256 checksums for its EXE and ZIP files.

Who it suits

TinyTask may suit Windows users who want to replay fixed sequences for repetitive tasks without writing scripts. It is less suited to workflows that need branching, screen recognition, editing, or scheduling.

What it does well

Records and replays mouse and keyboard actions
Adjustable speed and repeat or continuous playback
Can compile recordings into standalone executables
Portable app with no installer

What to know first

Windows only; no macOS, Linux, Chrome OS, or mobile version
No branching, screen recognition, editing, or scheduling
No longer being developed or supported

Limits

The Free plan costs nothing and runs on Windows only. Recordings cannot use conditions, branching, screen recognition, editing, or built-in scheduling, and no paid tier or trial is stated.

Plans

Plan	Billed and limits	Price
Free	Windows only · no paid tier or trial stated	Free

As tiny-task.org lists them, read 8 Oct 2026. The maker's own page has the final word.

Getting started

Open the TinyTask website
Download the Windows EXE or ZIP
Compare the published SHA-256 checksum with your downloaded file
Run version 1.77 without an installer
Record your mouse, click, keystroke, and timing sequence
Set playback speed and choose a fixed count or continuous loop

Verdict

TinyTask offers a simple way to capture and repeat fixed actions on Windows. Its lack of adaptive controls and ongoing development makes those limits important to consider.

Questions

Is TinyTask free?

The site describes TinyTask as free for personal use. Its Free plan costs nothing, with no paid tier or trial stated.

Which platforms does TinyTask support?

TinyTask runs on Windows. There is no macOS, Linux, Chrome OS, or mobile version.

Does TinyTask require installation or scripting?

Version 1.77 is a 36,352-byte portable Windows program with no installer, and it needs no scripting.

Can TinyTask repeat recordings?

Yes. Playback speed is adjustable, and recordings can run a fixed number of times or loop continuously.

Can a recording become a standalone program?

TinyTask can compile a recorded macro into a standalone Windows executable.

Is TinyTask still maintained?

The site says it has not been rebuilt in years and is no longer being developed, with no bug fixes, feature additions, or question support.

Facts from TinyTask's own pages

Compiled macros: TinyTask can compile a recorded macro into a standalone Windows executable. · tiny-task.org, 8 Oct 2026
Development and support: The site says TinyTask has not been rebuilt in years and that nobody is fixing bugs, adding features, or answering questions. · tiny-task.org, 8 Oct 2026
Development status: The site says TinyTask has not been rebuilt in years and is no longer being developed. · tiny-task.org, 8 Oct 2026
Download and installation: The site describes version 1.77 as a 36,352-byte Windows program with no installer. · tiny-task.org, 8 Oct 2026
Download integrity: The download page publishes file sizes and SHA-256 checksums for the EXE and ZIP downloads. · tiny-task.org, 8 Oct 2026
File verification: The download page publishes SHA-256 checksums for the EXE and ZIP files so users can compare their copies. · tiny-task.org, 8 Oct 2026
Intended users: The site suggests it for repetitive data entry, multi-step processes in slow software, testing, and file or folder chores. · tiny-task.org, 8 Oct 2026
Limits: It has no conditions, branching, screen recognition, editing, or built-in scheduling. · tiny-task.org, 8 Oct 2026
Maker and affiliation: The download page says the site is independent and is not operated by or affiliated with TinyTask's developer. · tiny-task.org, 8 Oct 2026
Platforms: The site states TinyTask runs on Windows only and has no macOS, Linux, ChromeOS, or mobile version. · tiny-task.org, 8 Oct 2026
Platform support: The site says TinyTask runs on Windows and has no macOS, Linux, Chrome OS, or mobile version. · tiny-task.org, 8 Oct 2026
Playback: The app supports adjustable playback speed and fixed-count or continuous looping. · tiny-task.org, 8 Oct 2026
Portable: TinyTask is described as a 36 KB portable PC app that needs no scripting. · tinytask.net, 8 Oct 2026
Price: The TinyTask site describes the software as free for personal use; it does not show a numeric price. · tinytask.net, 8 Oct 2026
Purpose: TinyTask records mouse movements, clicks, keystrokes, and their timing, then replays those actions. · tiny-task.org, 8 Oct 2026
Recording: It captures movement, clicks, keystrokes, and the timing between actions. · tiny-task.org, 8 Oct 2026
Security behavior: The safety page says the program records keystrokes only while recording and does not run at startup or hide itself. · tiny-task.org, 8 Oct 2026

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