Visually understandable.
See the browser steps, inputs, and checks. Review and version the workflow before making it available.
In development
Describe a task on a website. Get a visual workflow with clear rules and checked results. Use it through an API, an AI tool, or a generated app.
For the work that still happens inside websites.
Supplier portals · Internal tools · Business dashboardsThe product
AI drafts the browser steps. You review the flow and its rules. The same workflow becomes an API, an agent tool, and an app for your team.
“Find this order in our supplier portal. Return its status and delivery date. Stop if the order doesn’t match.”
The workflow’s inputs become a form. Its checked output becomes a result view. No separate interface to design.
Try the sample, then simulate a changed portal to see where the workflow stops.
Enable JavaScript to switch interfaces and run the local sample.
Send an order ID. Receive a checked result from the reviewed workflow. Follow its run status when attention is needed.
Illustrative contract. This preview does not call a live API.
An agent uses the workflow as a structured MCP tool, with the same inputs, checks, and execution limits as the app.
Illustrative MCP tool. This preview does not connect to an agent.
Product concept using local sample data. No website is accessed and no AI generation runs in this preview.
How it runs
A workflow should be easy to understand before it runs, and easy to inspect when something changes.
See the browser steps, inputs, and checks. Review and version the workflow before making it available.
Retry a failed step within a set limit. Pause for review when the page changes or a required check fails.
Run a reviewed version with defined outputs and stop conditions. Trace each step and know what needs attention.
Web automation, with control.
Bring a repetitive website task. Let’s explore a workflow with visible steps, checked results, and clear limits.