Admin Approval Auto-Clicker for Corporate Dev Tools

Enterprise developers waste hours clicking 'approve' buttons on corporate-locked coding tools (e.g., GitHub Copilot with admin restrictions). A local OCR tool auto-detects and clicks approval buttons, reclaiming developer time without bypassing security policies.

Enterprise orgs rolling out AI coding tools like GitHub Copilot at scale are generating real friction right now — procurement and security reviews mean developers hit approval walls constantly, and IT teams haven't caught up with tooling to smooth that out. No clear incumbent exists in this specific niche, though AutoHotkey and general macro tools serve as free substitutes, which is the sharpest problem here: the people who'd build this workaround themselves are exactly the developers who'd be your customers, and they'll just script it in an afternoon. The $1k-3k/mo revenue band assumes a small number of teams paying modest per-seat or flat fees, which is plausible but requires navigating enterprise procurement for what amounts to a QoL utility — a hard sell. The biggest risk is that this is a temporary problem: either the tools themselves add bulk-approval flows, or IT policy matures, and the market evaporates before you've built anything defensible.