Setup & Recording
Running the recorder is a single command. There is no install step — run.bat sets up everything it needs the first time you use it.
Step 1: Open a Terminal
Open PowerShell and navigate to the folder where you unzipped the recorder:
Tip
Type cd (with a space) and then drag the folder into the PowerShell window to paste its path.
Step 2: Start Recording
Replace https://your-application-url.com with the actual URL of the application you want to record.
The first run takes a few minutes
Before recording starts, the recorder installs uv if needed, downloads its own copy of Python 3.13, and downloads Chromium. Later runs start in a couple of seconds.
If the uv install step runs, close PowerShell and open it again before your next run.
View All Options
To see additional recording options and parameters:
During Recording
- A Chromium browser window will open automatically.
- Navigate through your application and perform the interactions you want to record.
- The recorder captures all clicks, inputs, and navigation.
- To stop recording: simply close the browser window.
Output
Once recording is complete, the tool generates a zip file containing all the captured metadata from your session. The recorder prints the output path when it finishes.
Troubleshooting
"uv is not recognized"
: Close PowerShell, open it again, and retry. The installer adds uv to your PATH, but only new windows pick that up.
"running scripts is disabled on this system" : Your machine blocks PowerShell scripts. Run this once:
The browser never opens : Install Chromium by hand, then try again:
ImportError: DLL load failed while importing _greenlet
: This means a Python version the browser libraries cannot work with is being used. run.bat pins Python 3.13 specifically to avoid this — do not remove the --python 3.13 argument from it.
Anything else : Send the full text of the error, plus the log file path that the recorder prints when it starts. See Support.