Getting started
Tabductor does browser work for you: signing in to portals, collecting data, downloading documents, filling in forms. You describe the task in plain language. An AI agent does it once in a real browser while you can watch, and Tabductor turns that run into a script, so every run after it takes seconds and costs a fraction of an agent run. If a site changes, the agent steps back in.
Your first workflow
- Add balance. Usage is prepaid. Top up under Billing; see Balance and billing.
- Save your sign-ins. If the task needs an account on a site, create a browser profile, open its browser, sign in, and stop it to save.
- Describe the task. On Workflows, write what to do, where, and what to bring back, then Create workflow. See Writing a workflow.
- Run it and watch. Choose your profile and Run workflow. Watch the browser live, and take control if it needs you. See Runs and live sessions.
- Let it repeat. Add a schedule, start it by email, or call it from the API. Results build up in the workflow's store.
Where things are
| Page | What it's for |
|---|---|
| Workflows | Your workflows. Each has tabs: Workflow (instructions, profile, schedules), Runs, Store, Email, Share and Settings (model, webhooks, delete). |
| Sessions | Every browser session, live or recorded. |
| Profiles | Saved sign-ins and the country each browser exits in. |
| Files | Documents runs saved, email attachments and your uploads. |
| Explore | Workflows other people published, ready to copy. |
| Billing | Your balance, top-ups and receipts. |
| Settings | Default model, secrets, API keys and developer mode, and your account. |
What it's good at
Work you repeat on websites that have no API, or no export of what you need: pulling invoices and statements, watching prices and listings, building lead lists, checking portals for changes. A task that is the same steps each time distills into a reliable script. See the use cases for examples.