One Click. One Executable. Zero Dependencies.
RTILA X packages your automation, browser engine, and settings into a single standalone executable your clients can run immediately.
The Export Process
- Build your automation in RTILA X Studio.
- Test it until it works perfectly.
- Compile it into a standalone executable.
- Configure the bot settings, including name, password, and branding.
- Export as a compressed file, either zip or tar.gz.
- Distribute the file to your clients or sell it.
The process is designed to be repeatable. Once you have a workflow that solves a real problem, you can package it as a product without rebuilding the automation for each new client.
What Gets Bundled
A standalone bot contains the automation logic, the browser engine, and all required runtime resources in a single portable package. The client does not need to install RTILA X, configure a browser, or manage dependencies. The exported file carries everything the bot needs to run independently.
Project settings are included in the export, so validation rules, timeouts, retry behavior, and data handling travel with the bot. When you ship a workflow to a customer, they receive the behavior you tested, not a partial recipe they have to assemble themselves.
Runtime Independence
The exported bot runs without RTILA X installed on the client machine. It launches its own runtime environment, uses its bundled browser engine, and presents a simple run interface rather than the full RTILA X studio. Clients get the automation outcome without learning an automation platform.
Runtime independence also protects your work. Clients cannot edit or inspect the automation flow the way you can in the RTILA X editor. They receive a finished product, while you retain control over updates and licensing.
Platform Support
- Windows (.exe)
- Mac (.dmg)
- Linux (.AppImage)
The same automation can be compiled for all three platforms. That flexibility lets you serve clients on different operating systems without maintaining separate project versions.
File Size and Performance
Standalone bots are larger than a simple script because they include a complete browser runtime. The exact size depends on the workflow, included profiles, and target platform, but the trade-off is worth it: the bot starts from a clean, self-contained environment with no missing dependencies.
Startup time is similar to launching a desktop application. Once running, the bot follows the automation flow you built, including waits, retries, and data exports. Because everything runs locally on the client machine, the automation inherits the same local-first privacy model as RTILA X itself.