Small tools that do the work for you.
LazyTools Macro is a free auto key presser for Windows. Give every key its own timer, run as many as you like at once, and go get a snack.
Windows. Free, or pay what you want.
Every key keeps its own time.
One tool so far. More on the way, slowly. We're lazy, remember?
Pick a key, pick a timer, press start. Run as many as you like side by side, each on its own clock.
Something else that saves you a few hundred clicks. Got an idea for a boring job we should automate? Tell us.
Suggest a toolAny key or combo. Press it once and we'll remember it.
Every half second, every minute, whatever you need.
It runs on its own. Add more keys and they each keep their own time.
Most auto key pressers repeat one key on one timer. LazyTools Macro runs lots of them at once.
Press 5 every 10 seconds, 6 every 15 and Ctrl + E every 6 minutes, all at the same time. Each one counts down on its own.
Unlike AutoHotkey, there's nothing to write or learn. Click a box, press the key you want, type the seconds. Done.
No trial, no ads, no account, no installer. One small exe that keeps your setups. The code is open on GitHub.
Every LazyTools app is free to download and keep. If one saves you an afternoon, you can chip in a coffee. No pressure, no nag screens.
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Yes, this one. In LazyTools Macro every key or mouse button gets its own timer. For example, press 5 every 10 seconds, 6 every 15 seconds and Ctrl + E every 6 minutes, all at the same time.
Yes. It's free to download and keep, with no ads or account. Paying what you want is optional and gets you exactly the same app, plus our thanks.
Most auto clickers repeat one key or click on one timer. LazyTools Macro runs as many keys as you like, each on its own timer, side by side. Unlike AutoHotkey there's no scripting: pick a key, type a number of seconds, press start.
Any repetitive key pressing: testing, data entry, keeping an app awake, idle tasks. It's a productivity tool. Please follow the rules of whatever app you use it with.
Windows 10 and 11. It's a single portable exe, so there's nothing to install.
That warning shows for new apps that aren't code-signed yet, which costs money we haven't spent. Click More info, then Run anyway. The code is open on GitHub if you want to see exactly what it does.
The app tells you when a new version is out. Download it and replace the old exe. Your settings are kept.
Tell us what you keep doing by hand, and we might build a tool for it. Bugs, feedback and plain hellos are welcome too.
