Life admin, handled.
The applications, renewals, forms, and follow-ups you keep postponing — because each one is twenty minutes of clicking you've done before. Say it in plain words, watch it get done, and take over whenever you want.
- No credit card required
- Free plan to start
Two chores, done while you watch
Scripted replays of real runs — a job-application sweep, and a form that wants a human mid-way. Pick one:
The task
What happens
- Opens the job board
- Opens the first role on the shortlist
- Fills your details, attaches the résumé
- Tailors the cover note to the role
- Submits, and moves to the next
- Repeats down the shortlist — all twelve
Twelve applications sent
Each with your résumé and a note written for that role — confirmations in one tidy list.
Sped up and simplified for the tour — a real run streams every step live in your dashboard, and you can take over at any moment.
The list it takes off your plate
One-off asks or standing routines — either way, in your own words.
Apply to jobs
Work a whole shortlist: résumé attached, a note tailored to each company, and a list of confirmations at the end.
Watch for the restock
A price drop, returned stock, an appointment slot opening up — checked on a schedule so you don't have to.
Handle the renewals
Licenses, registrations, subscriptions — the annual forms filled the way you filled them last year.
Fill the long forms
Insurance claims, government portals, school registrations — typed carefully, checked before submitting, paused for you when a site wants a human.
Do the travel legwork
Compare the options, collect prices and times into one tidy answer, and hold the final booking for your say-so.
Keep the routines
The weekly grocery order, the monthly statement download — taught once, repeated on schedule.
Teach it the way you do it
For anything with your particular way of doing it, don't explain — demonstrate.
Record it once
Press record and do the task in your own browser, the way you always do. Browza learns the steps and it becomes a skill — runnable by name, or on a schedule.
Never your secrets
Passwords, card numbers, and one-time codes are never recorded — a recording that touches them is discarded entirely. The steps are learned; the secrets stay yours.
And when a site insists on a human — a check, a confirmation — the run pauses with the browser alive and hands you the wheel: live sessions & takeover.
Thirty things people stop doing themselves
The money you're leaking, the hunts that need watching, the appointments that never open, the forms in the pile.
Money back
8The subscriptions you forgot about.
Find what's quietly billing you every month and cancel the ones you don't want — you approve each cancellation.
Cheaper insurance, without the afternoon.
Get quotes from a dozen insurers with one set of details, and see them side by side — no comparison-site spam.
The bill that's wrong.
Check bills against what you were promised, find the errors, and get the dispute started — with the evidence attached.
Medical bills, checked line by line.
Compare what you were billed against what your insurer said they'd cover, and find the charges that don't add up.
Price drops, claimed back.
Watch the things you've already bought and claim the difference when the price falls inside the guarantee window.
Your bills, on a better tariff.
Check what you're paying for energy, broadband, and mobile against what's available now — and see what switching would save.
Warranties and rebates, actually claimed.
Register warranties, file claims, and chase the rebates you're owed — the forms nobody gets around to.
Returns, without the runaround.
Start returns, get the label, and chase the refund that never arrived — across whichever shops you bought from.
The hunt
10Apartment hunting, without refreshing all day.
Watch every listing site for places that actually match what you want, and hear about them the hour they appear.
House hunting, with someone else watching.
Track listings, price cuts, and new arrivals across property sites — and get told what's worth a look.
The right car, at the right price.
Search dealer and private listings across sites, compare honestly, and get told when the one you want appears.
Flights, watched until they drop.
Track fares across airlines and booking sites, and hear when the trip you want gets cheaper.
Your hotel, rebooked cheaper.
Keep watching the room you already booked, and rebook when the price falls — on a free-cancellation rate, that's just money.
The weekly shop, priced up properly.
Compare your actual basket across supermarkets and see where this week's shop is cheapest.
Prescriptions, priced at every pharmacy.
Compare what a prescription costs across pharmacies and discount programmes near you — the differences are often large.
Tickets, at a price that makes sense.
Compare seats and prices across ticket sites for an event you want to see, including resale — and find the best value, not the fastest click.
That campsite, when it opens up.
Watch for cancellations and released dates at parks and campgrounds that are always full — and hear the moment one frees up.
Secondhand finds, before anyone else scrolls.
Watch marketplace listings for the thing you're after and hear about a good one the hour it's posted.
The waiting game
6That appointment, when one opens up.
Watch for DMV and government appointment slots — including the cancellations that appear and vanish the same hour.
Passport and visa slots, watched for you.
Track appointment availability at consulates and passport offices, and hear about an opening while it still exists.
An earlier appointment, when it frees up.
Watch for earlier openings with your doctor or specialist, including the cancellations nobody advertises.
Waitlists, watched without the anxiety.
Track school, nursery, and childcare waitlists and openings so you hear about a place as soon as there is one.
The class, booked the minute it opens.
Watch for spots in classes that fill instantly, and hear about a cancellation while you can still take it.
A table, when one appears.
Watch for reservations at the places that are always booked, and hear about a cancellation in time to take it.
Paperwork
6Job applications, kept track of.
Watch the portals you've applied through and know where every application actually stands.
Tax documents, gathered before you need them.
Collect the statements, forms, and receipts scattered across your accounts, so tax time starts with a folder.
The long form, mostly filled in.
Work through benefits applications, renewals, and government forms — with the tedious parts done and you checking before it's sent.
Statements, when someone asks for them.
Collect statements and account documents from banks, cards, and providers — for a mortgage application, a landlord, or your own records.
Registration, without the 6am refresh.
Watch for seats in the courses you need and hear the moment one opens — including the spot someone just dropped.
Moving house, told to everyone.
Update your address everywhere it needs updating — banks, utilities, subscriptions, the lot — without the checklist.
Clear something off the list today
The first task is the best demo — say it in plain words and watch.
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- Free plan to start