01
Enable the site
Flip a switch in the popup and accept Chrome's prompt. Access is granted one site at a time, and you can revoke it anytime.
How it works
Three steps, then it runs itself.
Inline Play does nothing until you turn on a site. From there, recording is just doing the task once.
02
Record by hand
Press Record and walk the flow. Every field, click, dropdown and choice is captured in order — passwords and hidden inputs are ignored.
03
Replay inline
Press Play. The steps run in the page, tick by tick, and the beacon reports exactly what filled and what didn't.
Step types
More than form-filling.
The building blocks of a real test — recorded the same way you'd click through it.
click · click_text
Click by selector, or by the words a person would look for — resilient when markup shifts.
store → {{variable}}
Capture a value from one step — a reference number, a generated password — and reuse it later.
assert · exists / matches
Stop the run unless the page is in the state you expect. Catch a wrong screen before it cascades.
if / else / end
Branch on what's on the page, so one recording handles the paths a real flow takes.
wait · ${dynamic}
Pause for animations or generate fresh data — email, name, account number — on every run.
lookup · chains
Native selects and custom dropdowns, and datasets that chain across the pages of a wizard.
Privacy by design
It only knows what you record.
✕No browsing history. Only the pages you deliberately record on are stored.
✕No network traffic. The extension never intercepts or logs requests.
✕No screenshots. It cannot photograph your tabs or your screen.
✕No password capture. Password, file and hidden inputs are skipped while recording.
✕No trackers. No analytics, no advertising identifiers, ever.
✓Delete anytime. Remove your account and every recording from the popup, permanently.
Get Inline Play
Start recording in a minute.
Add it to Chrome, create an account, enable your first site, and record a flow. That's the whole setup.