ClickTray

ClickTray is a free Windows tray app that combines an auto clicker, key presser, macro recorder and stay-awake tool. It uses human-like timing instead of fixed intervals, and you can edit your macros instead of re-recording them. It has no ads and needs no account.

ClickTray is a Windows tray app that combines an auto clicker, key presser, macro recorder, and Stay Awake utility. It automates mouse and keyboard input with timing that varies rather than following a fixed interval, and can help prevent idle timeouts. The app keeps macros and captured pictures on the user's PC. It is free and ad-free, with its tools funded by sharing a slice of idle internet bandwidth through its partner Massive. A user installs ClickTray with its signed installer, chooses a tool, and configures the action. The clicker can use an interval or target CPS, while the key presser repeats, holds, cycles, or types text. The macro recorder captures mouse movement, clicks, scrolling, and keystrokes into an editable step list for replay. Sessions run from the system tray; F6, holding Esc, the Stop bar, or the tray icon can stop them. Runs can be loaded again from the Runs screen. ClickTray is for Windows 10 and 11 users who want click, key, macro-replay, or keep-awake utilities in one tray app. The page describes it as a replacement for older free clickers and recorders, with editable recordings, variable timing, and a signed, auto-updating installer. It uses ordinary Windows input and targets the focused window; it does not claim to be invisible. Its funding depends on bandwidth sharing, which users can disable in Settings, though the tools stop when sharing is off.