I build automations for a living and my problem with most no-code tools is what happens when you want to leave. Your workflows live on their servers in their format and that's that.

So mine works like this: you record a browser task (no code required at any point), edit it visually, run it from your own computer. But every automation can also be exported as a real code file. You don't have to care about that part, most people won't ever open it. It just means if you switch tools someday or hire a developer, your work comes with you.

There are over 40 tools that you can use to create scripts and cover most of the things you need. There is also a tool that helps with non-linear flows, like cookie banners, dialog windows or A/B pages.

There is also a recording feature that captures flow logic (while/each, conditions) not just clicks, and a selector engine that ranks alternative selectors and knows when you're picking a list vs a single element.

One-time payment, no subscription. Right now it's free for early users (lifetime license) while I gather feedback.