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Dev tools · November 30, 2021

Browserflow

Automate your work on any website

Browserflow launched on November 30, 2021 with 243 votes, #89 of 2,926 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 4 years on.

What it does

Browserflow is a Chrome extension that lets you automate any task on any website. Scrape websites, automate workflows, fill out spreadsheets, and much more — no coding required.

Looking for a simple web scraper? Try out our newest product Easy Scraper Save time by automating repetitive tasks in minutes. Run in your browser or in the cloud. We use Browserflow in our advisory and research practice and can now complete quite a range of web research tasks in minutes rather than days! With Browserflow, I was able to automate administrative tasks and build a service to monitor Amazon for book updates. It gives you the power of Zapier for sites that don't have an API. Build powerful automations using an extensive library of built-in commands. Comfortable with code and want to write custom logic? You can do that, too. Anything you can do manually in your browser,…from browserflow.app

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