The app helps you build an automation script by creating blocks and arranging them in the order you want them to run.

Instead of writing code manually, you configure actions through the interface. These actions are then turned into visual Action Bocks that can be added to your Script.

Depending on what you want to automate, you can create different types of blocks, such as click actions, loops, conditions, system actions, and recorded actions.

The app is designed around a simple visual workflow: create a block, add it to the script, arrange it in the correct order, and then run the script.

Each block in the script represents a single action or a group of actions. You can move blocks around, duplicate them, or delete them at any time without affecting the rest of the script.

ClickLore also supports variables and conditions, which means you can create automation flows that behave differently depending on what happens on the screen or what values are set at runtime.

Once your script is ready, you can run it with a single click, assign a keyboard shortcut to trigger it instantly, or schedule it to run automatically at a specific time or interval.

Scripts can be saved, exported, and shared with others. This makes it easy to reuse automation setups across different machines or distribute them to your team.