Interface Overview
This page documents every element of the RTILA X interface so you always know where to find what you need.
Main Layout
Section titled “Main Layout”RTILA X uses a sidebar + content area layout. The sidebar is always visible on the left side of the window. The main content area changes depending on which section you have selected.
Sidebar Navigation
Section titled “Sidebar Navigation”The sidebar contains all the main sections of RTILA X. Click any item to navigate to that section.
| Item | Icon | Description |
|---|---|---|
| AI Assistant | 🏠 Home | Chat with the AI to build and manage automations using plain English |
| Automation Projects | 📁 Folder | Create, edit, run, and manage your automation projects |
| Browser Profiles | 🎭 Mask | Manage isolated browser environments with custom stealth settings |
| Trigger Chains | 🔀 Git Merge | Build reusable sequences of post-execution data delivery steps |
| Standalone Bots | 🤖 Bot | Package automations as standalone executables to sell or deploy |
| Scraped Data | 📊 Data | View and export data extracted from your automation runs |
| Project Runs | ⏱️ Clock | View run history, durations, statuses, and checkpoint summaries |
| Execution Logs | 📋 Detail | View detailed step-by-step logs from your automation runs |
| Task Scheduler | 📅 Calendar | Schedule automations to run automatically at set intervals |
| Remote Control | 📱 Mobile | Control RTILA from your phone via Telegram bot |
Active State
Section titled “Active State”The currently selected sidebar item is highlighted with a colored background and a left border indicator. The icon changes from an outline style to a filled style when active.
Bottom Sidebar
Section titled “Bottom Sidebar”Below the main navigation, the sidebar contains three additional elements:
Support Forum
Section titled “Support Forum”Click Support Forum to open the RTILA community support forum (rtila.net) in your default browser. This is where you can ask questions, share tips, and get help from other RTILA users.
User Menu
Section titled “User Menu”The User Menu shows your current profile name. Click it to reveal a dropdown with:
| Menu Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Switch Profile | Opens the profile switcher to change to a different workspace profile |
| Preferences | Opens the application settings (theme, AI provider, browser, stealth defaults) |
| My Account | Opens your account page in the browser (for managing your subscription) |
| Logout | Logs out of the current profile and returns to the profile selection screen |
| License Info | Opens the License Info modal showing your license details (Local mode only) |
Resource Monitor
Section titled “Resource Monitor”The Resource Monitor shows your computer’s current resource usage in real time:
| Resource | What It Shows |
|---|---|
| CPU | A progress bar showing current CPU usage percentage |
| RAM | Shows used memory vs. total memory (e.g., “6.2 GB / 16 GB”) |
| Disk | Shows used disk space vs. total disk space for the RTILA data directory |
Note: The Resource Monitor is only visible in Local mode. It is hidden when connected to a Cloud or Remote server.
Local AI Engine Status
Section titled “Local AI Engine Status”If you are using a local AI model (Local LLM provider), the sidebar shows the AI engine status:
| Status | What It Means |
|---|---|
| Stopped | The AI model is not loaded. Click “Pre-load Engine” to start it. |
| Starting… | The model is being loaded into memory. |
| Downloading… (X%) | The model is being downloaded from HuggingFace. Shows progress. |
| Ready | The model is loaded and ready. Shows the model name and a Stop button. |
Click the Stop button (power icon) next to the model name to unload the model and free up memory.
Notification Panel
Section titled “Notification Panel”Click the bell icon in the top-right of the sidebar header to open the Notification Panel.
Features
Section titled “Features”- Shows all notifications (project completions, errors, warnings).
- Filter by type: All, Info, Success, Warning, Error.
- Scroll to load more notifications.
- Click the trash icon to clear all notifications.
Notification Types
Section titled “Notification Types”| Type | Color | When It Appears |
|---|---|---|
| Info | Blue | General information (project started, scheduled task triggered) |
| Success | Green | Project completed successfully |
| Warning | Orange | Non-critical issues (CAPTCHA detected, proxy rotated) |
| Error | Red | Project failed, connection errors |
Ribbon Toolbar (Automation Projects Page)
Section titled “Ribbon Toolbar (Automation Projects Page)”When you are on the Automation Projects page, a ribbon toolbar appears at the top. The ribbon is divided into four groups.
Workspace Group
Section titled “Workspace Group”| Button | Description |
|---|---|
| New | Creates a new empty project and opens the Settings modal |
| Record | Creates a new project and immediately starts recording your browser actions |
| Import | Opens a dialog to import a project from a .json or .rtila file |
Execution Group
Section titled “Execution Group”| Button | Description |
|---|---|
| Run | Runs the selected project. If already running, opens the Live Monitor. |
| Var Run | Runs the project with a variable prompt (asks you to fill in variable values before starting) |
| Builder | Opens the Visual Builder browser for the selected project |
| Close Box | Force-closes the Visual Builder (only visible when the builder is open) |
Configure Group
Section titled “Configure Group”| Button | Description |
|---|---|
| Settings | Opens the project settings modal (name, URLs, variables, advanced options) |
| Triggers | Opens the trigger configuration for post-execution data delivery |
| Profile | Assigns a Browser Profile to the project for custom stealth settings |
| Remote | Configures remote execution (API key, public tunnel) |
Tools Group
Section titled “Tools Group”| Button | Description |
|---|---|
| Data | Jumps to the Scraped Data page filtered to this project |
| Chat AI | Opens an AI chat specifically about this project |
| Bot | Exports this project as a Standalone Bot |
| Move | Moves the project to a different folder |
| Clone | Creates a duplicate copy of the project |
| History | Opens the version history to view and restore previous versions |
| Export | Exports the project as a JSON file |
| Delete | Deletes the project (with confirmation dialog) |
Important: Most ribbon buttons require you to select a project first by clicking on it in the table below. If no project is selected, you will see a warning message.
Folder System
Section titled “Folder System”Projects can be organized into folders for easier management.
Default Folders
Section titled “Default Folders”| Folder | Description |
|---|---|
| All Projects | Shows every project regardless of which folder it belongs to |
| Default | Shows projects that have not been assigned to any custom folder |
Creating a Custom Folder
Section titled “Creating a Custom Folder”- Click the + button next to “Workspace” in the folder sidebar.
- Enter a folder name.
- Click Create Folder.
Moving a Project to a Folder
Section titled “Moving a Project to a Folder”- Select the project in the table.
- Click Move in the ribbon toolbar.
- Choose the target folder from the dropdown (or create a new one inline).
- Click Move Project.
Deleting a Folder
Section titled “Deleting a Folder”- Hover over the folder name in the sidebar.
- Click the ✗ button that appears.
- Confirm the deletion.
- All projects in that folder are moved to the Default folder.
Note: The “All Projects” and “Default” folders cannot be deleted.
Project Table
Section titled “Project Table”The project table displays all your projects with the following columns:
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | The project name. Click to select. Double-click to open in Visual Builder. |
| Folder | Shows which folder the project belongs to |
| Browser Profile | Shows which browser profile is assigned (or “Default”) |
Table Interactions
Section titled “Table Interactions”- Single-click a row to select the project (enables ribbon buttons).
- Double-click a row to open the project in the Visual Builder.
- A running indicator (spinning icon) appears next to projects that are currently executing.
- An AI icon appears next to projects that were generated by the AI Assistant.
Advanced Filters
Section titled “Advanced Filters”Click the filter icon (funnel) next to the search bar to open the Advanced Filters modal.
Filter Categories
Section titled “Filter Categories”| Filter | Options | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Creation Source | Any, AI Assistant, Manual | Filter by how the project was created |
| Browser Mode | Any, Headless (Hidden), Visible UI | Filter by whether the browser runs hidden or visible |
| Remote Execution | Any, Enabled, Local Only | Filter by whether remote execution is enabled |
| Sitemap Discovery | Any, Enabled, Disabled | Filter by sitemap URL discovery setting |
| Resource Blocking | Any, Enabled, Disabled | Filter by whether resource blocking is enabled |
| Robots.txt Rules | Any, Respect, Ignore | Filter by robots.txt compliance setting |
Using Filters
Section titled “Using Filters”- Click the filter icon.
- Select your desired options in each category.
- Click Apply Filters.
- The project table updates to show only matching projects.
- Click Reset All to clear all filters.
Connection Lost Modal
Section titled “Connection Lost Modal”If RTILA X loses connection to the internet or the backend server, a Connection Lost modal appears.
What It Shows
Section titled “What It Shows”- A message explaining that the connection has been lost.
- A Try Again button to re-check the connection.
- A Disable Connection Checks button to stop showing this modal.
What Causes It
Section titled “What Causes It”- Your internet connection dropped.
- The RTILA backend server is not responding.
- A firewall is blocking the connection.
What To Do
Section titled “What To Do”- Check your internet connection.
- Click Try Again.
- If the problem persists, restart RTILA X.
- If you are on a restricted network, click Disable Connection Checks.
No Browser Found Modal
Section titled “No Browser Found Modal”If RTILA X cannot find a compatible browser on your system, a No Browser Found modal appears on first launch.
What It Shows
Section titled “What It Shows”- A message explaining that no compatible browser was detected.
- A Go to Settings button.
Supported Browsers
Section titled “Supported Browsers”RTILA X works with:
- Microsoft Edge (recommended)
- Brave Browser
- Google Chrome
What To Do
Section titled “What To Do”- Install one of the supported browsers.
- Click Go to Settings in the modal.
- In Preferences, the browser should now be detected automatically.
- If not, you can manually browse to the browser’s executable file.
Theme and UI Scale
Section titled “Theme and UI Scale”You can customize the appearance of RTILA X:
Dark Mode
Section titled “Dark Mode”Toggle between dark and light themes in Preferences → General → Appearance.
Interface Scale
Section titled “Interface Scale”Adjust the overall size of the interface:
| Scale | Percentage | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Small | 80% | Seeing more content at once |
| Compact | 90% | Slightly more space |
| Normal | 100% | Default |
| Large | 110% | Easier to read |
| Extra Large | 125% | Accessibility needs |