Actiona is an automation tool that allows you to execute many actions on your computer such as emulating mouse clicks, key presses, showing message boxes, editing text files, etc. Tasks can be created using a simple editor or using the EcmaScript (JavaScript) programming language for more customization. Actiona is cross-platform.

Please visit http://actiona.tools for more information.

• Write text
• Press a key
• Move the mouse cursor (point or path)
• Click somewhere on the screen
• Rotate the mouse wheel
• Wait for a key to be pressed

• Run a command (detached or not)
• Kill a process
• Display a notification
• Wait for a pixel color on the screen
• Restart/stop/lock the computer
• Open an URL
• Play a sound
• Find an image on the screen
• Use text to speech

• Display a message box
• Enter some data
• Wait for a window
• Close/move/resize/etc. a window

• Write/read a text file
• Write/read a binary file
• Write/read an INI file
• Write/read into the registry
• Write/read the clipboard
• Read an environment variable
• Copy a file
• Download a file
• Send an e-mail

• Pause the execution
• Run Javascript code
• Go to a line or label
• Run a loop
• Do nothing (more useful than you would think!)
• Stop the execution
• Set/read a variable
• Wait for a particular time/date
• Exit
• Wait for a variable
• Write into the app's console
• Begin/end/call a procedure

Each action has parameters, and Javascript can be written in every field and will be run when the action is executed.