GenieCommand Helper

Lets Genie work in your own browser, only while you switch it on. You watch every step in one tab and can stop it any time.

GenieCommand Helper lets Genie, your GenieCommand assistant, do a job you asked for inside your own browser, in one tab you can watch. Why you need it Some websites, like many banks and credit unions, turn away cloud browsers. In your own browser they already know you, so Genie can get the job done: download last month's statement, check a balance, look up an order, fill in a form you asked for. How it works 1. Ask Genie for something in GenieCommand (app.geniecommand.com). 2. When you ask for it ("do it in my own browser"), or when a website turns Genie's own browser away, Genie does it in your browser instead. 3. Switch the Helper on from its icon. Genie opens one new tab and works only there. 4. An orange bar at the top of that tab shows each step, with a Stop button. Your answer appears back in GenieCommand. What keeps you safe - Off until you switch it on. It switches itself off after 2 hours and every time your browser starts. - Reads and acts only in the one tab it opened for your job. - You, or your browser's own password manager, fill in passwords and card numbers. Genie never types them, and never sees what is in those boxes. - Payments go only after your own tap. On a page where a card number is filled in, Genie clicks nothing. - It never reads your cookies or saved passwords, never takes screenshots, and leaves at once any page that comes from your home or office network. - Stop any time: tap Stop on the bar, close the tab, or switch the Helper off. The first time you switch it on, your browser asks once to let the Helper work on websites. That is because your job could be on any site (your bank, a utility, a supplier's portal). It still reads and acts only in the one tab it opens for your job, and only while it is on. Requires a GenieCommand account and a desktop computer. Privacy: https://www.geniecommand.com/helper-privacy/