May 8, 2026

These tools are free to use without needing a serial number:

  • TinyTask: A very small, simple, and free tool for recording and replaying mouse clicks and keystrokes.
  • Pulover’s Macro Creator: An open-source automation tool and script generator based on AutoHotkey.
  • If you are looking for mouse and keyboard automation tools, there are legitimate and often free options available that are safer than downloading cracked versions of paid software.

    | Q | A | |---|---| | Can I use the Recorder with a gaming console? | Yes, as long as the console accepts standard USB‑HID devices (e.g., PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X). Some consoles may block third‑party USB hubs; test on a spare controller first. | | What happens if the device’s power is cut during recording? | The recorder writes each input event to a circular buffer in flash. Power loss may truncate the final few milliseconds, but the rest of the log remains intact. | | Is the firmware updatable? | Absolutely. Use the companion app → Firmware → Check for Updates. Firmware files are signed with the manufacturer’s RSA‑2048 key; unsigned binaries are rejected. | | Can I disable the encryption? | No. Encryption is mandatory to protect user data and to satisfy compliance requirements. | | What’s the warranty? | 2 years from the date of purchase, covering defects in materials and workmanship. Opening the case voids the warranty. | | Is there an API for developers? | Yes. The Recorder exposes a REST‑like local API over a virtual COM port (/dev/ttyRecorder0). Documentation is available on the manufacturer’s developer portal (requires registration). |