The Repeat Task block allows you to run a specific sequence of blocks multiple times. Unlike Loop Data or Loop Elements, this block is perfect for simple repetitions where you don’t need to iterate through data.

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Inputs

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☐ Number of Times (Required)

How many times to repeat the selected sequence.

Good Examples:

  • “5” to fill out a form five times
  • “3” to retry a failed action
  • “10” to test a process multiple times

Invalid Values:

  • “0” (must be 1 or higher)
  • Negative numbers

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☐ Start Block (Required)

Choose which block to start repeating from:

Block Selection

Description: Drag the connection to link with your starting block.

Features:

    ☐ Visual connection line shows the link

    ☐ Can select any previous block

    ☐ Clear visual feedback when connected

Best Practice: Select the first block in your sequence to repeat

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Usage Examples

1. Form Submission

Times5
StartFill Form Block
Submit the same form multiple times with different data

2. Retry Action

Times3
StartClick Button Block
Retry clicking a button that might fail due to loading

3. Testing Loop

Times10
StartLogin Block
Test a login system multiple times

4. Data Generation

Times100
StartGenerate Data Block
Generate test data by repeating a process

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Notes

  • Use Loop Data instead if you need to iterate through datasets
  • Ensure your repeat count is reasonable to prevent excessive runs
  • Consider using conditions to break the repeat if needed
  • Test with a small number of repeats first