Mouse Keys Record ReplayEverything it does, on one page
Mouse Keys Record Replay records mouse moves, clicks, scrolls and keystrokes, plays them back once or on a loop, and stops the moment you touch the mouse or keyboard.
Works on every screen
Records across all your displays and shows its status card on each one.
Stops when you move
Move the mouse or press any key and playback stops at once. You stay in control.
Random timing
Optional. Each press lands up to half a second earlier or later, new on every pass. Positions, keys and order stay as recorded.
Your shortcuts
Change any shortcut in Settings. It warns you if your system already uses that combination.
Lives in the tray
Runs from the tray or menu bar and starts at login, so the shortcuts are always ready. You can turn that off.
Light and dark
The status card follows your system theme on Windows, macOS and Linux.
Signed updates
Checks GitHub for updates and installs only releases that pass an ed25519 signature check.
Free and open source
MIT licensed, with the full source on GitHub. No account, no ads, no trial.
Stays on your computer
Your recording is saved on your own disk. The app sends nothing about you anywhere.
What it does not do
- There is no editor: to change a recording, record it again.
- It keeps one recording. A new recording replaces the last one.
- No image search, conditions or scheduling.
- On Linux it needs an X11 session. Wayland is not supported.