Tax documents, gathered before you need them.
Tax time begins with a week of logging into things and downloading PDFs from banks, brokers, employers, and platforms — all of which store them somewhere different.
- No credit card required
- Free plan to start
Why it takes a week
- Every institution stores forms in a different place.
- Some email them, some don't, some expire.
- You don't remember every account you need.
- It happens once a year, so you relearn it annually.
How Browza collects
Everything in one folder
Downloads land together, named consistently, ready for you or your accountant.
You sign in, it fetches
Your passwords stay yours; Browza uses the session you opened.
Before the deadline
Schedule it for when documents are usually released rather than the week before filing.
It flags what's missing
A form that isn't available yet is reported, not silently skipped.
What you'd actually say
No scripts, no selectors, no configuration screens — you describe the outcome and watch it happen.
“Download this year's tax documents from my bank, broker, and employer portals, and put them in one folder — tell me anything that isn't available yet.”
Questions people ask
Is it safe with financial accounts?
By default you authenticate yourself in a browser you're watching, nothing you type is logged or stored, sessions are encrypted, and you can revoke them any time. Vaulting an account is a separate opt-in for logins you want handled while you're asleep.
Can I send them to my accountant?
Yes — the files are yours to download or forward from your drawer.
What about two-factor codes?
It hands you the browser to enter the code, then carries on.
Related use cases
What will you hand over?
Start with one task. Watch it run, take the wheel whenever you want, and keep the ones that earn their place.