Features
Features
Three features ship in ExperimentC 2.4.1. Core is free; Super Automation is part of Pro, see pricing.
| Feature | Opens with | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Super Automation | ⌘⌥⌃T | Completes the phrases you type all day. It learns from your own typing, on your Mac, and offers the rest of the phrase as you go. ⌘↩ takes it. Ignore it and it is gone in three seconds. |
| Favourite Clipboard | ⌘⌥V | Every copy you make, one shortcut away, plus the snippets you keep for good. Type a couple of characters, hit return. Tab switches between Clip History and Favourite Clips. |
| Routines | ⌘⌥⌃P | Record a stretch of keyboard and mouse work once, then replay it whenever you need it, up to a hundred times over. |
Clips
- Clip History: your last 50 copies, kept for the session. Adjustable from 1 to 200.
- Favourite Clips: the snippets you reuse, signatures, addresses, boilerplate, that one regex. Saved for good and synced to your account.
- Type to filter either list. It matches anywhere in the text and ignores case.
- Plain text only. Images, files, and formatted content are not captured yet ;).
Known limits
Worth knowing before you rely on any of it:
- Settings reset on relaunch. Custom shortcuts, clip history size, and the advanced Super Automation params all go back to their defaults when the app restarts.
- Pasting replaces your clipboard. Whatever was on it before is gone.
- Plain text only in Clip History and favourites.
- Bans are permanent until you clear the whole list. There is no per-phrase undo.
- Routines replay at fixed screen coordinates, so a different screen size or window layout can misplace clicks.
- While a suggestion is on screen, its five keys do not reach the app you are typing in, for those 3 seconds.