Start where teams already feel pain.
QA checks, lead research, support replies, job applications, and data pulls still happen in logged-in browser tabs. The platform packages that work into repeatable runs.
Turn messy browser work into packaged SaaS workflows: pair a user's browser, run approved tasks, capture results, and keep every action visible in a cloud dashboard.
QA checks, lead research, support replies, job applications, and data pulls still happen in logged-in browser tabs. The platform packages that work into repeatable runs.
The user keeps control of their authenticated browser. The cloud product manages accounts, workflows, run history, downloads, and review checkpoints.
One platform can sell vertical workflows, usage-based browser runs, and embedded agent APIs for products that need action inside customer-owned sessions.
Each workflow can become a product surface: connect a browser, run a task, review the output, and keep the result in the user account.
Let users test logged-in flows and receive practical bug reports.
Draft, preview, and publish content from real signed-in sessions.
Find prospects, inspect profiles, and prepare personalized outreach.
Check keyboard, contrast, labels, and focus behavior in live UI.
Extract tables, portal listings, and reports into structured output.
Monitor relevant threads and prepare thoughtful replies from a signed-in browser.
Give each user a controlled way to connect their own browser.
Match postings to a resume, fill Lever and Greenhouse-style flows, and review before submit.
Draft one-to-one messages and send from real inboxes with explicit approval each step.
Find matching projects, qualify fit, and draft tailored proposals for review.
Read app reviews, classify issues, and prepare customer-safe replies for approval.
These templates cover social cleanup, scraping, marketplace research, local search, and job boards. Use them as starter workflows or customize them for a specific customer segment.
Bulk-unfollow accounts with pacing and stop rules.
Collect profile details from visible Twitter pages.
Remove liked tweets from a signed-in account.
Export follower accounts into a structured table.
Extract accounts followed by a Twitter profile.
Export liked tweets to Google Sheets.
Export top-level replies for a tweet thread.
Export followed accounts to Google Sheets.
Download visible profile images.
Unfollow accounts with review and pacing.
Extract follower accounts to Google Sheets.
Scrape search results, prices, ratings, and URLs.
Collect ratings, review text, and visible metadata.
Extract details from place URLs in Sheets.
Export a saved list to Google Sheets.
Scrape local search result listings.
Extract business listings, ratings, and links.
Capture titles, snippets, URLs, and rankings.
Extract trends, related queries, and regions.
Scrape comments from a video.
Export channel video metadata.
Extract jobs, budgets, skills, and client signals.
Collect job titles, companies, and apply links.
Scrape listings from Monster.com.
Scrape LPs from AngelList syndicates.
Extract LP profile details from URLs.
Capture screenshots for a list of URLs.
Scrape company listings into a dataset.
This starter separates the public website, user account flow, extension onboarding, and dashboard so you can build toward a real hosted product.
Users can sign up, log in, and land in a workspace-style dashboard.
Guide users from account creation to browser-extension download and setup.
Prepare space for task history, usage limits, connected browser status, and results.
Package repeatable skills into productized automations customers understand.
Keep pricing simple now while leaving room for metered browser task volume later.
Swap the local auth and task stubs for managed services without redesigning the UI.
Start with clear packages, then move high-volume teams into platform pricing once usage proves itself.
$0
For individuals validating browser workflows.
$49 / seat
For teams automating QA, GTM, and operational browser work.
$0.05 / task
For products embedding browser agents into their own workflows.
Users create an account, download the Chrome extension, pair their browser, and run workflows from the dashboard.