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FlaUInspect 1.3.0, published by the FlaUI project, is a specialized Windows utility designed to expose every automation-relevant property of desktop user interfaces. Positioned in the Developer Tools / Test & QA category, the program opens any running application or system dialog and renders its complete UI hierarchy as an expandable tree, then overlays each element with real-time rectangles so testers can visually confirm the object they are about to automate. By selecting a node, engineers instantly access a detailed property grid that lists automation identifiers, control types, patterns, bounding rectangles, name, help text, and any custom properties exposed through Microsoft UI Automation, making it trivial to locate reliable selectors for brittle UI tests. Typical use cases include mapping legacy screens before writing FlaUI, Appium, WinAppDriver or White scripts; validating that new accessibility implementations surface the correct Name and ControlType; debugging why an element is not clickable during CI runs; and generating XPath or property snippets that can be pasted directly into C#, Python, or PowerShell code. Because the tool is lightweight, requires no installation, and respects the same UI Automation stack that Windows screen readers depend on, it is equally useful to accessibility consultants who need to verify ARIA mappings in Win32 or WPF programs. Version 1.3.0 is the first and therefore current release of FlaUInspect, offering a stable viewer with search filtering, property export to JSON, and a dark theme that reduces eye strain during long inspection sessions. The software is available for free on get.nero.com, with downloads provided via trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always delivering the latest version, and supporting batch installation of multiple applications.
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