Human-Like Auto Typer for Windows
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I need a Windows-only tool that can take any block of text and feed it into the active window character-by-character so it looks exactly as if a person were typing. It must handle the quirks of remote desktop sessions—my daily workflow moves between AnyDesk, UltraViewer, Windows RDP and occasionally RustDesk—so low-level keyboard emulation rather than clipboard pasting is essential.
Core behaviour
• Adjustable global speed, from “hunt-and-peck” slow to very fast.
• Per-keystroke randomness (both in timing and, if technically possible, millisecond jitter) to avoid a mechanical rhythm.
• A hotkey or tray-icon toggle to pause and resume mid-stream without losing position.
Deliverable
1. Stand-alone Windows executable (no installer is fine) or a portable folder with any required DLLs.
2. Simple UI: load or paste text, set speed, press Start.
3. Works transparently inside the remote sessions listed above; I will verify by typing a 1-page paragraph in each.
4. Source code is optional, but if you provide it I prefer C#, C++ or AutoHotkey for ease of future tweaks.
I’m open to hearing about an existing utility that already meets these points or a custom build with a clear timeline and price breakdown by milestone. Let me know which approach you propose, the language or framework you’ll use, and any questions you might have before we begin.
Core behaviour
• Adjustable global speed, from “hunt-and-peck” slow to very fast.
• Per-keystroke randomness (both in timing and, if technically possible, millisecond jitter) to avoid a mechanical rhythm.
• A hotkey or tray-icon toggle to pause and resume mid-stream without losing position.
Deliverable
1. Stand-alone Windows executable (no installer is fine) or a portable folder with any required DLLs.
2. Simple UI: load or paste text, set speed, press Start.
3. Works transparently inside the remote sessions listed above; I will verify by typing a 1-page paragraph in each.
4. Source code is optional, but if you provide it I prefer C#, C++ or AutoHotkey for ease of future tweaks.
I’m open to hearing about an existing utility that already meets these points or a custom build with a clear timeline and price breakdown by milestone. Let me know which approach you propose, the language or framework you’ll use, and any questions you might have before we begin.