RPAi Station — Early Access

Record a task once. RPAi Station repeats it.

Desktop automation for Windows and Mac that you can read, edit and trust. Press Record, do the task once, and Station writes it down as clear steps you can review, change and run again.

RPAi Station on a Mac: the Advanced editor after a run, with a loop and an If condition, the Properties panel and the execution log.

Early Access — 50% off while we fix the last bugs

Early Access price$19.99

Regular price$39.99

Plus applicable sales tax or VAT, added at checkout.

  • Windows and Mac versions in one purchase
  • One-time payment — no subscription, no account, no licence key
  • One licence = one computer
  • Updates during Early Access

Buy RPAi Station — $19.99

After payment you get a receipt with the Windows installer and the Mac download.

What Early Access means

RPAi Station works and all 85 activities are in place, but it is still being finished. You may meet a bug. If you do, write to info@rpa.rs with the steps and the message from Execution & logs — we fix it. That is why the price is half for now.

What it does

Record, review, run

Clicks, typing and shortcuts become readable steps — a whole word is one step, not twenty keystrokes. Review them in Lite and press Run. Esc stops a run at any time.

85 activities in Advanced

If, loops and Try/Catch; variables, lists and tables; Excel, CSV, JSON and files; web pages in the browser; HTTP, SQLite and e-mail; screenshots and text recognition.

Built to be read

Steps nest inside the step that runs them, colour groups keep long workflows tidy, and breakpoints pause a run so you can look at the values.

Variables while you record

Type a variable into a field while recording and Station saves {{name}} — the same workflow runs again with different data.

One file, two systems

A workflow is a plain .station.json file. Make it on Windows, open it on a Mac, and the other way round.

Yours, on your computer

No account, no cloud, no tracking. Workflows and history stay on your computer; passwords come from Credential Manager or the macOS Keychain.

See a run

A 22-second run on a Mac: the steps tick green, the robot asks a question, the log fills in.

System requirements

Windows
Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit. The installer adds Microsoft WebView2 if it is missing. Text recognition (OCR) is an optional separate installer.
Mac
macOS 14 Sonoma or newer, Apple silicon or Intel. Signed and notarized by Apple.

First start on a Mac

  1. Open the DMG and drag RPAi Station to Applications.
  2. Allow Accessibility and Input Monitoring when macOS asks (System Settings › Privacy & Security). Station needs them to click, type and record; then quit and reopen it.
  3. Screen Recording is only needed for Screenshot and text recognition.
  4. For browser steps in Safari, turn on Develop › Allow Remote Automation.

RPAi Station is attended automation: it uses your mouse and keyboard, so keep the computer unlocked while a robot runs.