Free Chrome extension · ops, admin & data‑entry

Pick a point once. Cadence keeps clicking until you stop.

A crosshair marks the button. An interval you set, down to 50 milliseconds, does the pressing. Alt Shift S starts and stops the run. No host permissions, no browsing-history access, no account.

Add to Chrome — Free Free clicker, working today · Pro macros $9.99, not on sale yet

400 clicks ≈ 1 hour

At one click every nine seconds, a 400-row queue costs an hour of a working day. And the queue comes back tomorrow.

Same queue: 6 min 40

One point, every 1,000 ms. The 400 rows clear on their own while you do the work that needs judgment.

ops.internal/approvals

Refund approvals 24 waiting

#4127Refund $32.40 — Kara M.ApprovedApprove
#4128Refund $18.00 — Dev T.ApprovedApprove
#4129Refund $126.50 — Priya S.ApprovedApprove
#4130Refund $9.99 — Jon A.ApprovedApprove
#4131Refund $54.10 — Mei L.ApprovedApprove
#4132Refund $73.25 — Omar F.ApprovedApprove
#4133Refund $12.40 — Ana R.ApprovedApprove
#4134Refund $210.00 — Lee W.ApprovedApprove
#4135Refund $33.80 — Sam K.ApprovedApprove
#4136Refund $61.75 — Noor H.ApprovedApprove
#4137Refund $8.25 — Ty B.ApprovedApprove
#4138Refund $92.60 — Ida P.ApprovedApprove
#4139Refund $27.35 — Gus D.ApprovedApprove
#4140Refund $140.15 — Zoe C.ApprovedApprove
#4141Refund $45.90 — Bo N.ApprovedApprove
#4142Refund $77.05 — Vi Q.ApprovedApprove
#4143Refund $19.99 — Cy R.ApprovedApprove
#4144Refund $88.40 — Fern O.ApprovedApprove
#4145Refund $250.00 — Hal S.ApprovedApprove
#4146Refund $6.75 — Rae M.ApprovedApprove
#4147Refund $115.20 — Otto V.ApprovedApprove
#4148Refund $41.30 — Nia B.ApprovedApprove
#4149Refund $63.85 — Cass W.ApprovedApprove
#4150Refund $178.60 — Ines T.ApprovedApprove

Point 1 added — 618, 236

13 clicks — made by Cadence

Cadence pinned to the Approve button at 618, 236. One crosshair, a 1,000 ms beat, and 24 refunds clear themselves while you read something worth reading.

The whole free product: your points, one interval, one hotkey.

The free clicker

Aim it. Pace it. Stop it.

Interval

Every 1,000ms −+

100 ms 500 ms 1 s 5 s

One number sets the pace. Any interval from 50 ms up; steppers move in hundreds; presets at 100 ms, 500 ms, 1 s and 5 s. With several points placed, Cadence clicks them round-robin, one per beat.

Hotkey

Alt+Shift+S

Running Idle the same keys start it and stop it

One shortcut, both directions. Alt+Shift+S starts the run from any tab and stops it the same way, no popup required. Remap it under Chrome's keyboard-shortcut settings.

Counter & on-page HUD

Running · 312 312 the same count, on the toolbar badge

A red button where your eyes already are. The HUD is a draggable dark pill on the page: status, live count, stop. Drag it wherever it doesn't cover the work.

Cadence Pro — $9.99 one-time, not on sale yet

When it's more than one click

leads-q3.csv Row 2 of 500

nameemailamount

Harriet Ok.h.okafor@nexlane.io$1,200

Marcus Deanm.dean@fielder.co$860

Lena Vosslena.v@ostrom.dev$2,400

Adaeze Obia.obi@karta.app$540

Piotr Nowakp.nowak@arbel.eu$3,150

June Parkjune@hollo.kr$975

Feed Cadence a spreadsheet. CSV form filling will map columns to fields and run the macro once per row: 500 rows × 6 fields is 3,000 entries nobody types. Shown as designed; not finished, not on sale.

When this macro runsManual start — toolbar or hotkeyPro

Click618, 236 · “Submit”Pro

TypeHarriet Ok.Pro

Wait800 msPro

Record it once, replay it whole. A Cadence macro is clicks plus typed text plus waits, in order: recorded, edited step by step, scheduled for later. Shown as designed; not finished, not on sale.

Row 47 of 500 · submitted

The problem

The 400-click afternoon

Somewhere in every ops team there is a queue. Refund approvals. Order confirmations. Record merges. A dashboard that only moves when somebody presses the same button, in the same spot, four hundred times before the end of the day.

The first ten clicks take judgment. The next three hundred and ninety take a wrist. At one click every nine seconds, that queue is an hour of a working day, spent being a metronome on work a metronome could do.

Cadence is the metronome. Aim its crosshair at the button, the exact pixel, and choose the interval: 1,000 ms for a queue that saves between rows, 50 ms when the page can take it. Press Alt Shift S and put your hands back on real work. The toolbar badge counts exactly how many clicks you didn't make.

The clicker is free: no trial clock, no click cap, no account. Pro adds recorded macros and CSV form filling for $9.99 once, and is designed but not yet on sale.

Free tier

Exactly what $0 buys

Crosshair point picker

Two dashed guides follow your cursor; one click pins the exact pixel. Add several points and Cadence clicks them round-robin, one per beat.

Intervals from 50 ms

Type a number or step in hundreds; presets at 100 ms, 500 ms, 1 s, 5 s. Timing runs inside the page, so a 1 s beat holds steady; below 100 ms it rides the page’s main thread and drifts.

One hotkey, both ways

Alt+Shift+S starts the run and stops it, from any tab, without opening the popup. Remappable at chrome://extensions/shortcuts.

A count you can audit

Session clicks show live in the popup, on the toolbar badge, and in the on-page HUD: the same number in all three places.

312 the same count, on the toolbar badge

A stop button on the page

The HUD is a draggable dark pill: status dot, live count, red stop. Park it in a corner and end the run without switching tabs.

Runs that keep running

A chrome.alarms heartbeat re-arms slow intervals when Chrome suspends the extension’s worker, so long runs don’t quietly die.

50ms minimum interval

0host permissions requested

3,600clicks per hour at a 1 s interval

$9.99planned Pro price — once, not monthly

Pricing

Two prices. One of them is zero.

Free $0 forever, for everyone — no trial clock, no click cap

Crosshair point picker — multiple points per page
Interval clicking with ms precision, from 50 ms
Start/stop hotkey — Alt+Shift+S, remappable
Session counter, on the toolbar badge too
Draggable on-page HUD with stop button

Add to Chrome — Free

Pro $9.99 one-time — not a subscription, nothing recurring

Everything in Free
Record & replay macros — clicks and typed text
Multi-step flows with per-step delays
CSV-driven form filling, one run per row
Scheduled runs

Not on sale yet

Pro is designed, priced and visible, but not finished. Every Pro screen ships inside the free extension as a demo behind an upgrade modal, so you can see exactly what $9.99 will buy. There is no checkout and no payment code in this build, so nothing here can charge you. The free clicker is complete and stays free either way.

Before you install

What Cadence won't click

Pro macros, CSV filling and scheduled runs — not yet. Every Pro screen ships inside the free extension as a designed demo behind an upgrade modal. The macro engine isn’t finished, there is no checkout, and no payment code ships in this build. The free clicker is the whole working product today.
Sites that demand trusted input. Synthetic clicks carry isTrusted: false; a few apps, and most canvas-based tools, ignore them.
Targets inside iframes and shadow DOM. The hit-test resolves to the container, so those clicks land on the wrapper and usually do nothing.
chrome:// pages and the Web Store. Chrome blocks every extension there; the popup tells you so instead of failing silently.
Sub-100 ms guarantees. Timing rides the page's main thread: best-effort, not real-time.
Points after a page changes shape. Points are viewport coordinates for the session; one that leaves the visible area is skipped, never clicked blind.

Four permissions, in plain words

activeTab: act on the tab you're looking at, only when you invoke it
scripting: inject the picker and clicker, on your command
storage: keep points and settings on your machine
alarms: keep long runs alive while Chrome naps

No host permissions. No browsing history. Nothing leaves the browser.

A setting worth stealing

For approval queues, set 800–1,200 ms rather than 50 ms. Many dashboards debounce their buttons and drop clicks that land while a row is still saving — the slower interval finishes sooner.

Setup

Four steps to your first run

Install Cadence. It isn’t on the Chrome Web Store yet. Open chrome://extensions, turn on Developer mode, click Load unpacked, and choose the Cadence folder. Pin it to the toolbar.

Open your queue and pick a point. The crosshair follows your cursor; one click pins the pixel.

Set the interval. 1,000 ms suits most queues; the floor is 50 ms.

Press Alt+Shift+S. Stop with the same keys — or the red button on the HUD.

Free tier stays free · no account · no host permissions · loads unpacked until the Web Store listing goes live

Cadence

Make the 400th click Cadence’s problem.

The clicker is free: every feature above the Pro line, forever. No trial clock, no click cap, no account, no host permissions to approve.

Add to Chrome — Free

Four steps to install, one point and one interval to run.