RPA
No code
No code automation
RPA is completely no-code, so you don’t need any programming skills to use it. You can create complex workflows by simply dragging and dropping action blocks in a visual workspace.
Although a newcomer, GeeLark has managed to offer both innovative and traditional solutions. When it comes to fingerprint spoofing, their cloud phones and browser profiles perform very well.
Proxyway
Cloud-based
Cloud-based automation
Run automation on real Android cloud phones, each with its own unique fingerprint and proxy support. Mimic natural touch gestures and random actions to avoid detection and stay compliant.
RPA templates
Pre-made templates
GeeLark offers pre-made templates for popular apps like TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and X. You can use templates for common actions such as logging in, posting, liking, or commenting.
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Frequently asked questions
How does RPA work?
In GeeLark, you create automation by combining various action blocks like taps, scrolls, text entries, and waits into a workflow. You can also add logic, loops, and conditions to enhance the flexibility and human-like nature of the automation. GeeLark RPA functions within cloud phones, which are real Android environments. This setup allows you to automate mobile app tasks at scale without the need for coding.
Can I automate my social media accounts with RPA?
Yes, it allows you build your own like bots, comment bots, and follow bots for social media, so you can automate just about any task you can think of. You don’t need to know how to code, and you definitely don’t have to be some seasoned programmer.
Does RPA require Python?
No, it does not require Python. Many platforms, including GeeLark RPA, provide no-code or low-code environments that enable users to automate tasks without needing any programming skills. These platforms utilize visual interfaces to create automation workflows.
Is RPA easy to learn?
Yes, RPA is generally considered easy to learn, especially with modern tools like GeeLark that provide intuitive, visual interfaces. Users can start automating simple tasks after just a few hours of practice, even without a technical background. GeeLark RPA’s guides recommend focusing on basic actions, practicing with hands-on exercises, and gradually building more complex workflows.