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By the end of this you will have a working workflow that Audimate built from watching you do a task once. The desktop app is available for Windows and for Macs with Apple silicon.

Prerequisites

  • For the desktop app, a 64-bit PC running Windows 10 (version 2004 or later) or Windows 11, or a Mac with Apple silicon on macOS 13 or later.
  • A Chromium-based browser: Chrome, Edge, Brave, or Arc.
  • An Audimate account. Sign up at app.audimate.ai. Email and password sign-up requires confirmation before signing in. Microsoft sign-in can show a verification banner after you enter the app. Google doesn’t allow sign-in from an app’s built-in browser, such as Instagram’s. Open the page in your own browser to use it, or sign up with email. Follow email verification to confirm your address or request another link.
Every step works on the Free plan. Free includes 10 workflow runs, so you can run what you build in step 5. Running beyond those starts on Plus. Free builds a complete workflow, with its playbook and task board. See Plan limits. The first time you sign in, a setup wizard asks for your workspace name and an optional logo. You can invite teammates later from workspace settings. In a browser on Windows or a Mac, the wizard ends with the desktop app. The download button starts the installer and lists the steps to finish. Finish setup goes to Home whether or not you download. On a Mac with an Intel processor, the step explains that the app needs Apple silicon instead. The step is left out once you have signed in to the desktop app. Your first visit to Home starts a short tour. If a gift for your desktop sign-in reward is waiting, Home opens it first, and the tour starts when you close it. Arro narrates the desktop tutorial, introducing the dock and task cards. The narration uses recordings included with the app. The final step shows how to speak to Arro or type in Home’s ask bar. Select Done, close the tutorial, or press Esc to finish. If you quit the app before finishing or dismissing it, the tutorial returns when you reopen that workspace. Once you finish or skip it, the tour is remembered for you on this device. Workspaces you create or join later skip the tour and go straight to Start your first workflow. Replay tour in your profile menu starts an optional tour, including the spoken dock tour on desktop.

Start your first workflow

When your first tour ends, or on your first visit to a later workspace, Home offers Start your first workflow. It appears once per workspace, and Replay tour does not bring it back. In a browser, Home also leads with your first recording until you submit one. After the desktop app is installed, its Record in the desktop app button opens the app to record.

Getting started checklist

On desktop, the sidebar checklist opens with Ask Arro. In a browser, it starts with Get the desktop app, then Ask Arro. It then offers Record a workflow (on desktop it starts a recording, in a browser it opens New Workflow), which a workflow made from a template does not check off, Connect an app, and Run a task. Invite your team appears when you can invite members. Each step is checked off the first time you do it yourself, and stays checked in every workspace and on every device. A teammate’s workflow or run does not check a step for you. In a browser, Get the desktop app is checked off after your first desktop sign-in. Downloading alone does not complete it. To dismiss the whole checklist, hover over Getting started, open the three-dot menu, and select Hide. Completion and your choice to hide the checklist are saved across workspaces and devices. You can restore a hidden checklist in Profile settings. The collapse button in the right corner keeps a compact progress indicator. The three-dot menu sits immediately to its left.

Step 1: Install the desktop app

Recording happens in the desktop app, so the first-time flow starts there. You can read and edit workflows in the browser too, and both share the same account.
1

Download the app

Go to audimate.ai/download and download the installer for your computer.
2

Install and launch

On Windows, open Audimate.msix and select Install, then launch Audimate from the Start menu. On a Mac, open the disk image, drag Audimate into Applications, and launch it from there.
3

Sign in

The app opens your default browser to sign in, then hands you back. See the desktop app guide for the full walkthrough.

Step 2: Ask Arro about your screen

Arro sees what is on your screen, so a question about it gets an answer in seconds.
1

Bring something to the front

Open a page, email, or file you have a question about.
2

Ask out loud

Hold your push-to-talk keys (Left Ctrl + Win by default, Left Control + Command on a Mac) and ask, for example “what does this error mean?”. The Arro icon lights up while it listens.
3

Hear the answer

Release the keys. Arro answers out loud, and Home shows the conversation.
If the icon does not light up, your microphone may be muted or not yet allowed. See Microphone. To type instead of speaking, see Type a prompt.

Step 3: Record the task in watch mode

Watch mode captures a workflow: demonstrate the task once and Audimate turns it into a workflow with a drafted playbook.
1

Ask Arro to watch

Hold your push-to-talk keys (Left Ctrl + Win by default, Left Control + Command on a Mac) and say “watch me do this”.
2

Walk through the task once

Complete the task as you normally would. A glowing border traces the screen being recorded, and a status card tracks elapsed time and captured steps.
3

Stop

Say “stop watching”. The review editor opens with your captured video.
4

Review the demonstration

Follow Review the recording to correct annotations, trim footage, and conceal sensitive information.
5

Submit the recording

Click Submit and confirm. Audimate creates the workflow and notifies you when processing finishes.
The workflow is named automatically from your demonstration, and you can rename it afterward.
The recording does not have to be perfect. You can edit the drafted playbook, delete steps, and record more steps into it once it has processed.

Step 4: Review the workflow

Processing already drafts a playbook and, when the task uses per-run values, designs the workflow’s task board. Open the workflow and review the drafted playbook and task board. To have Arro change either one, tag Arro in a comment on the playbook or ask Arro on the desktop. See Changes made with AI.

Step 5: Run the workflow

Start workflow, in the top-right of the workflow header, opens a dropdown with two ways to run. Guide me highlights the control to use, tells you what to do, and waits. Both modes follow the playbook. Run with AI follows the procedure once and asks you for missing inputs. The workflow’s task board queue stays untouched. Both modes live in the desktop app. In a browser, a dialog asks you to confirm first: click Open desktop app to hand off. The dialog also has a download link if you do not have the app yet. See running a workflow. Follow the run in the Tasks view, which replays what the agent did step by step, and Arro tells you how it went when it finishes. For queued work, see running many tasks at once.

Next steps

Workflows

Edit, run, and share the automations you build.

Playbooks

Refine the drafted playbook so it reads the way you want.

Task boards

Drive a workflow over a list of customers, orders, or tickets.