Say what you want done. automate works out how.
Describe the task in plain words, or show it once. From then on automate works the page for you, whatever the job. Anything you can do in a browser, you can hand over.
Appointment watch · on shift
Tell it what you want. Show it where.
Say what you're after in plain words, then point it at the page. It watches, asks about anything it's unsure of, and takes over from there. No code, nothing to configure.
A recorder replays clicks. This one reads the page.
Old automations memorise where you clicked, so they break the instant a page changes a button or moves it. Because it actually reads the page, it finds the button even when it changes and moves, and pauses to decide when there's a real choice to make, the way you would.
The recorder only knows the little patch it captured. It reads the whole page and finds the real "Add to Cart" further down, in a part the recorder never saw:
You decide how far it's allowed to go.
Every automation carries the limit you set. Watch and tell you, stop right before the point of no return, or finish the job on its own. Change your mind any time.
Just alert me
It watches and logs what it finds. Nothing on the page is touched. You take it from there.
Stop at the last step
It does everything up to the point of no return, fills the form, picks the slot, then waits for your click.
Complete it
It finishes the task on its own, inside the caps you set, and files the result in the run log.
It works in its own tab. You keep the rest.
Each automation gets its own tab and its own schedule, and works away without interrupting anything else you're doing.
Nonstop
Refreshes as fast as the site allows, for the moments seconds matter.
Every few minutes
A steady heartbeat that's gentle on the site and plenty for most watches.
At a set time
Runs once, when you choose. For the nightly check you always forget.
If you keep refreshing a page, that is the job.
Anything that means checking the same page over and over, waiting for one thing to change, is exactly what it's for.
Price watch
Waits for a price to fall to your number, then acts.
Restocks
Catches the moment a sold-out item comes back.
New listings
Sends your prepared inquiry the minute a match is posted.
Cancellation slots
Grabs an earlier appointment the second one frees up.
Job posts
Applies with your saved profile before the flood arrives.
Or start with one that is already made.
The Library is a collection of ready-made automations. Pick the task, install it in one step, point it at your own page, and it is on shift.
Buy it when it is back in stock
Watches the sold-out page and buys the moment it returns, your click last.
Get itWatch a price, act when it drops
Sleeps until your number appears, then moves before you could have.
Get itGrab an earlier appointment
Takes the cancellation slot the second it frees up, you approve the switch.
Get itClean up your Gmail inbox
Works your inbox by rules you write in plain words, on your schedule.
Get itThree steps, and it's on shift.
Teach by doing
Run the task once. It watches, and asks about anything it can't see yet.
Watch a dry run
It performs the whole thing with no real actions. You confirm it understood, then set your limit.
It takes the shift
In its own tab, on your rhythm, it works and logs every step for you to read.
automate is on the Chrome Web Store
Free to start, and it works with the sites you already use. Add it, sign in, and teach it the first thing today.
The things people ask first.
Automate by LetBe.ai is a Chrome extension that does browser work for you. Tell it what you want in plain words, or show it once on the page, and it reads the page, clicks, types and scrolls like a person, checks that what it did actually worked, and stops to ask when the decision is genuinely yours. It runs in your own browser, in your own logged-in sessions.
What is Automate by LetBe.Ai?
It is a Chrome extension that does browser work for you. Tell it what you want in your own words, or show it once on the page, and from then on it reads the page, clicks, types and scrolls, checks that what it did really worked, and asks you when the decision is genuinely yours.
How is it different from a recorder?
A recorder memorises where you clicked and breaks the moment a page moves a button. Automate reads the page on every run, so it finds the button when it moves, and it can act on parts of the page a recording never covered.
Will it do something I did not want?
Every automation carries the limit you set: stop just before the final step and wait for your click, or complete the task inside your caps. You can add a spending cap, a time budget, and a list of things it must never do, and you can stop it at any time.
Where does my data go?
Your automations, what you showed it and the run log stay on your own machine. It works in your own browser with your own logins, which never leave it. Working out the next step sends only the page it is looking at.
Does it keep working when my computer is off?
No. It runs in your own browser, so an automation works while your browser is running. That is also why it never needs your passwords: it works inside the sessions you are already signed into.
Hand your assistant the file, not the page.
What it does, how far it may go and what it costs, written for machines to read. No login and no scraping.