Visible and editable
Inspect the order of every action, wait and repeat block before the workflow runs.
Build visible Mac workflows for clicks, keyboard input, waits, applications, browser tasks and files. Review every step, test a small example and keep control of the run.
Free during the public beta · macOS · No payment required
Tapquence is a visual Mac automation app for repetitive desktop work. It combines editable macros, reusable templates and purpose-built Smart Automations while keeping each workflow visible and local to your Mac.
Inspect the order of every action, wait and repeat block before the workflow runs.
Tapquence performs configured desktop workflows locally on your Mac.
Start with harmless data, verify one result and expand only when the workflow is dependable.
Enter predictable values into stable fields with explicit focus, timing and repeat limits.
Use an item Repeat Block and {{current_item}} to process a list one value at a time.
Combine permitted clicks, keyboard input and waits in stable browser interfaces.
Organize supported screenshots or connect file handling to a broader desktop routine.
Open chosen applications and trusted websites, or prepare supported meeting and presentation sessions.
Build visual macros from clicks, key input, waits, groups and Repeat Blocks.
Pick a repeated result that is easy to recognize and safe to reverse.
Add only the actions, waits and controls needed for one dependable run.
Confirm the final state before increasing the list, repeat count or workflow scope.
The best starting point is the tool that makes your task easiest to understand and test. Tapquence uses visible actions, editable templates and purpose-built Smart Automations.
No. Results depend on permissions, focus, stable targets and the application involved. Some applications restrict automation and changing interfaces may require a workflow update.
No. Tapquence does not claim autonomous understanding of arbitrary interfaces. Suggestions and workflows still require review.
Tapquence workflows run locally on your Mac. Feature-specific permissions and external services may have their own behavior.
Keep a task manual when it requires judgement, handles sensitive information without a safe test path, changes frequently or can cause an irreversible result.
Start with a small repeatable task, test each step and expand when it works.