BrowserForge

I kept running into the same problem: there are tons of workflows that only exist in a browser UI and they’re either manual busywork or “automation” that breaks the moment the site changes.

So I built BrowserForge, an AI browser agent platform that runs in real Chrome sessions and can do the boring-but-necessary stuff like a human would: click, type, navigate multi-step flows, extract data, and monitor pages (including inside authenticated apps).

I'm already using it to run a real project end-to-end.

I have a site called arXiv Explained (arxivexplained.com). Here’s what BrowserForge does for me today:

• It goes to Hugging Face, pulls the latest papers, and adds them to arXiv Explained

• It helps me manage the site itself (the ongoing admin work)

• Then it goes back to Hugging Face and leaves comments with links back to the relevant arXiv Explained pages

That loop: discover > publish > promote is exactly the kind of “browser-only workflow” I wanted to automate without writing Playwright scripts.

Two things I learned building this:

• Auth is everything: if you can’t persist sessions, “automation” turns into “babysitting logins.”

• Reliability beats demos: retries, waiting for dynamic content, and handling UI changes matter more than fancy prompts.

If you’ve got browser-heavy ops (RevOps, growth, data collection, marketplace workflows), I’d love feedback: what browser task would you pay good money to never do manually again?

If you want to try it: BrowserForge (Get Started Free).