When registration opens at nine, be there at nine
Some signups are races. The community class that fills in minutes, the permit slots the city releases monthly, the youth league, the marathon, the workshop with twenty seats. Registration opens at a known hour, and by five past, it is done.
Register the second signups open is a ready-made automation for the Automate Chrome extension. Install it, point it at your own page, and it does the work in your own browser, signed in as you, inside limits you set.
What this automation does
You open the registration page, closed as it is now, and set it as the automation's page.
You write your signup details into the rulebook once.
It goes on watch and does nothing while registration stays closed.
The moment the form opens, it fills your details and moves through the signup.
It stops at the final confirmation and waits for your click.
This ready-made automation waits on the registration page for you. The moment the closed page turns into an open form, it fills in your details, from the rulebook you wrote, and carries the signup to the final step, where it waits for your click. You show up seconds after opening without sitting there refreshing.
Make it yours
It arrives paused, so nothing runs until you have set it up. Three things to check before the first run:
Set the page: the exact registration page, even while it still says closed.
Write your details: names, choices, the answers the form will ask for.
Decide the last step: keep the final click for yourself, or let it finish inside your rules when seconds decide it.
Then run a rehearsal: a dry run with no real actions, so you watch what it would do before you arm it.
The honest limits
It runs in your browser. If the browser is closed, nothing runs. It works through the site's own pages, pressing the same buttons you would, so whatever the site lets you do by hand is the boundary of what it can do for you. The step where it works out what to do next uses your LetBe.Ai account, and a free account is all you need to start.
Questions people ask
Is this fair to other people?
It fills one form, for you, with your details, at the pace a person types. It is your attention it replaces, not a crowd of bots. One signup per person is the rule it ships with.
What if the form asks something we did not prepare?
It stops and asks you rather than inventing an answer. Prepared details cover the race, and you cover the surprises.
Can it pay a registration fee on its own?
It arrives set to stop before the final step, and its rules forbid completing payment on its own unless you deliberately change that.
Does it work while my computer is off?
No. It runs in your own browser, so have the browser open when the window approaches.
Get this automation
Automate is already in this browser. One click adds this task to it.
This is a ready-made task for Automate, a free Chrome extension that does repetitive browser work for you. Getting it takes two steps:
- Add the free extension to Chrome. It installs like any other extension, from Google's official store.
Add Automate to Chrome - Come back to this page. A one-click button will appear right here and add this task for you.
This is a ready-made task for Automate, a free Chrome extension that does repetitive browser work for you. It needs Chrome on a computer, and you seem to be on a phone.