Install the WIQ Recorder

Map how work actually gets done across your tools. Find high-impact processes to automate and create full-context agent specs, without months of discovery.

macOS

Open the downloaded .dmg file, then drag the WIQ Recorder application into your Applications folder. Launch the app and follow the steps to enable Accessibility Access.

Download .dmg
Windows

Download WIQ Recorder from the Microsoft Store. To install, open the downloaded .exe file. Once installed, you can launch the app from your system tray and log in.

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Chrome browser

Go to the Chrome Web Store and add the WIQ Extension to your browser. For easier access, we recommend pinning the extension from your browser's extensions menu.

Chrome Web Store
Edge browser

Go to the Microsoft Edge Add-ons store and add the WIQ Extension to your browser. For easier access, we recommend pinning the extension from your browser's extensions menu.

Edge Add-ons
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The WIQ browser extension, showing recording active on app.getwiq.ai with its blocklist and control mode

Governance and controls for every agent you deploy

Decide what WIQ can see, what each agent is allowed to do, and where it runs. Every run is checked against the approved blueprint and logged.

Capture controls

Allowlist and blocklist by app, domain, and time window. Nothing outside the policy is ever recorded.

Permissions and approvals

Scope the tools each Agent can reach and the actions it can take. Set the approval gates and escalation paths before it runs.

Conformance monitoring

Every run is checked against the approved blueprint. Deviations are flagged and exceptions route to the right person.

Deployment isolation

Run locally where the work happens or inside your own cloud. The work never has to leave your environment.

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Frequently asked questions

How does WIQ learn our processes?

WIQ combines observed work, existing documentation, and input from your team to build process blueprints.

What is a blueprint?

A blueprint describes the process steps, required tools, and approval points. Your team reviews it before deployment.

Where do the agents run?

Agents run in your existing AI platform using WIQ blueprints. Deployment depends on the tools and access each workflow needs.

Can we control what WIQ records?

Admins and users can define which apps and sites WIQ records using allowlists and blocklists.

What happens when our process changes?

WIQ surfaces process changes and helps your team review and approve blueprint updates before deployment.