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RedMowse is a semi-advanced mouse recorder/macro, which lets the user record mouse movements and clicks. These actions are recorded in the software so that they can be played be after the recording. Recorded actions include just about everything the mouse can do, aimed for actions and movements performed with the mouse itself and the left and right click buttons.

RedMowse has a couple settings for advanced users:
- Recording interval: How often the software records and stores a coordinate during recording.
- Playback interval: The speed at which a coordinate is played back during playback. The two interval options are useful for speeding up or slowing down previously recorded movements.
- Random pixel offset: The mouse will click and move to coordinates using an offset to randomize the actions slightly, depending on what the user enters. Typically used for games to avoid bans, and to simulate human movements.
- Repeat playback: Repeats playback so that the recording plays infinitely until stopped.

The user also has the option to save recordings for later use. They must save the list of X coordinates and the list of Y coordinates separately. This may sound daunting, but can be done with the click of just one button: the save button. Additionally, users can open previous recordings using the open button. Since recordings are saved in plain text files, users also have the option of going into a recording and changing a coordinate manually.