Solutions
AI browser automation, built for your workflow
AI browser automation is your agent driving a real browser instead of a script or API. Browseokay gives any AI agent access to your real browser — logins, tabs, and all. Each solution below is a complete guide: what your agent does, how it works, and how to start in minutes.
AI social media scraper
Point your AI agent at Reddit, X, LinkedIn, or YouTube. Browseokay reads the public pages in a visible browser and exports a source-linked CSV. Free, no API keys.
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Auto-apply to jobs
Your agent finds roles and submits applications on the LinkedIn and Indeed accounts you're already signed into — tailored to each role. Free, no API keys.
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AI browser testing
Point Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor at your web app and it tests in your real logged-in browser — console, network, dozens of checks in parallel. 2.4x faster than Playwright MCP.
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Private TikTok account viewer
Turn your AI agent into a private TikTok account viewer — it researches accounts in an isolated Space and reports back a source-linked note of what's actually visible. Free, no API keys.
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Test automation for web apps
Hand Codex or Claude Code a test scenario and it runs the flow in a real, visible browser Space — every step observable, every failure evidenced in a report you can rerun. Free on Mac.
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YouTube transcript extractor
Give your agent a list of video URLs and get transcripts back as Markdown, TXT, or CSV — each one linked to its source, with caption language and access status. Free, no API keys.
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Instagram account lookup
Find public Instagram accounts by name, username, or profile URL, then keep the visible profile details in a source-linked report. Free, no API keys.
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Instagram profile scraper
Use your AI agent to collect visible Instagram account data in parallel browser Spaces, then export source-linked CSV or Markdown.
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Facebook public engagement tracker
Give your agent public Facebook Page or post URLs and get visible reactions, comments, shares, dates, and sources back in one reviewable report. Free, no API keys.
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Free YouTube scraper
Give your agent video, channel, or playlist URLs and get visible YouTube data back in a source-linked CSV or Markdown report. Free, no API keys.
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Free Twitter scraper
Give your agent public X post, thread, or profile URLs and get a source-linked CSV or Markdown report from a visible browser. Free, no API keys.
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Google & Bing SERP scraper
Run Google and Bing search result collection in visible parallel Spaces, then export a source-linked CSV. Free, no API keys or proxy pools.
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Amazon scraper
Give your agent public Amazon product, search, or category URLs and get displayed prices, titles, and marketplace context back in a source-linked CSV or Markdown report. Free, no API keys.
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Airbnb scraper
Give your agent an Airbnb search URL or list of public listings and get prices, ratings, dates, and source links in a clean CSV or Markdown report. Free, no API keys.
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Webpage to Markdown converter
Convert webpages into clean Markdown in your own browser session, including internal docs and subscribed articles, with source URLs and access status preserved.
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LinkedIn scraper
Research public LinkedIn profiles and job pages in a real browser, then export a source-linked report with checked-at times and access status.
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Free price scraper
Give your agent a bounded list of e-commerce product URLs and get displayed prices, variants, currencies, source links, and check times in a clean CSV. Free, no scraping credits.
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Reddit scraper
Collect permitted Reddit posts and visible comments in a real browser, then export a source-linked CSV with permalinks and access status.
Learn more →Free Amazon price scraper
Use your AI agent in visible browser Spaces to collect displayed Amazon prices, sellers, variants, source URLs, and check times in a source-linked report.
Learn more →TikTok comment viewer
Use this free TikTok comment viewer to review visible comments and replies from public videos with your AI agent, then export a source-linked report.
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Free URL and link extractor
Give your agent one web page or a bounded page list and get resolved URLs, anchor text, link types, and source-page provenance back in CSV or Markdown.
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LinkedIn auto-apply bot
Auto-apply to LinkedIn jobs on the account you're already signed in to. Your agent fills each application from your answers and pauses before every submit.
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Free Zillow scraper
Turn Zillow listing pages into a clean CSV or Markdown file with prices, beds, baths, square footage, and source URLs. Free on Mac.
Learn more →End-to-end (E2E) browser testing
Run a safe E2E test case in a real browser with your coding Agent, keep it in a separate Space, and review evidence for every pass, failure, or blocked step.
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AI form filling
Give an AI agent approved data to automate form filling across complex web forms, then review every field before you submit.
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What is AI browser automation?+
AI browser automation is an AI agent, not a fixed script, driving a real browser to complete a task: clicking buttons, filling forms, reading pages, and reacting to what it sees. Traditional tools run a rigid script against CSS selectors, which breaks whenever a site reshuffles its DOM. Browseokay gives any coding agent, like Claude Code or Codex, a real logged-in browser to run this kind of automation in.
Can AI agents control a browser directly?+
Yes. Through browseokay, an agent like Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor can open tabs, read the page, click, type, and navigate. It runs in Browseokay's Space, a separate workspace in your real browser, so the agent's automation doesn't take over the tab you're using.
What’s the difference between web automation and browser automation?+
Web automation is the umbrella: any automated interaction with a website, from a script hitting an API to an agent clicking through pages. Browser automation is the subset that happens inside an actual browser — so it sees exactly what a logged-in user sees, including content behind auth and JavaScript-rendered pages.
Do I need to write code to automate a browser task with Browseokay?+
No. You describe the task to the agent you already use, like Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor, and it drives Browseokay through browseokay. There’s no browser automation tool to configure, no selectors to maintain, and no API keys.
Which browser automation tasks can Browseokay handle?+
Anything you could do by hand in a logged-in browser: scraping social platforms, filling out and submitting job applications, and testing your own web app. Beyond those, agents can fill forms in internal tools and pull data from dashboards without a public API.