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Ui.Vision is an open-source RPA, web automation, and desktop automation tool from a9t9 software GmbH. It starts from browser extensions for Chrome, Edge, and Firefox, while also supporting desktop app automation on Windows, macOS, and Linux. Rather than being just a browser script recorder, it combines Selenium-style commands, visual recognition, OCR, CSV-driven testing, and AI Computer Use into a locally run automation environment.
In terms of features and use cases, it covers browser automation, desktop automation, web scraping, screen OCR scraping, UI testing, and automated file uploads/downloads. Its command system reimplements major Selenium IDE commands, supports locators such as ID, Name, Link, CSS, and XPath, and also includes flow control such as if/while/times/forEach, implicit waits, test suites, and reports. The website explicitly states that Selenium IDE projects can be imported and exported as HTML, making it suitable for migrating legacy test cases. Its command-line API can be used for scheduling, Grid, or CI scenarios. On the AI side, it offers integration with Anthropic Claude Computer Use.
Ui.Vision is clearly positioned as an open-source project under the GNU AGPL 3.0 license, so commercial redistribution or deep integration requires careful compliance review. Its security selling point is that automation workflows run locally and data does not leave the machine. The main exception is cloud OCR, but the Enterprise version can purchase a local OCR Server, and the Windows and Mac XModules also include built-in local OCR. In terms of ecosystem, it provides GitHub source code, a user forum, RPA/OCR/AI forums, a user manual, command references, and sample macros. The documentation is fairly granular.
The free version can be used for both personal and commercial purposes, but capabilities such as direct hard-drive storage are limited, and OCR has a daily quota. PRO is a one-time purchase at US$299, while Enterprise starts at US$999; enterprise packages and unlimited Player licenses are priced separately. The local OCR Server plugin costs US$1499. Compared with subscription-based RPA tools, its one-time purchase model has a cost advantage. However, advanced support, update management, local OCR, and large-scale deployment require the Enterprise version.
Its strengths are cross-platform support, open source licensing, local execution, Selenium migration friendliness, and the fact that it combines web, desktop, OCR, and visual testing in a single tool. The downsides are that the command-based interface is not especially beginner-friendly for non-technical users; the AGPL imposes constraints in commercial scenarios; and the boundaries between the Free, PRO, and Enterprise feature sets need to be checked carefully. It is best suited to test engineers, developers, enterprise IT automation teams, and users who need localized RPA but do not want to adopt a large subscription-based RPA platform.
The collected information does not provide clear details on access from mainland China, mirrors, or local payment options. Payment methods mentioned include credit card, wire transfer, PO, and Alipay may be supported depending on region. Since the AI integration involves Anthropic Claude, availability of those features in mainland China may be affected by network and service restrictions. Alternatives worth considering include Selenium IDE, Playwright, Robot Framework, Power Automate Desktop, UiPath, or AutoHotkey.
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