Free Chrome extension that attempts web tasks by clicking and typing on your behalf
Free AI tools for Automation & Integrations
7 tools in Automation & Integrations charge this way, each one checked against its own pricing page.
Free tools carry no paid tier at all — no upgrade prompt, no usage meter that eventually asks for a card.
1 of them expose an API.
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Free AI tools for Automation & Integrations
Desktop workspace that hands a local AI agent managed browser profiles, proxies and scheduled runs
Floneum
77Local drag-and-drop editor for chaining language-model steps, extended by sandboxed WebAssembly plugins
Describe a workflow and it tells you whether it needs a custom app, an AI agent, or just a well-written prompt.
Yugo
71Reads a web app's API documentation and suggests specific AI features to bolt on, then wires up the chosen provider in a few clicks.
Free macOS browser that shares your logged-in sessions with coding agents like Claude Code or Codex.
Ritto
69Watches a task performed once, then repeats the same steps on the rest of a batch, from resumes to spreadsheets.
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