Claritty Vision

Demonstrate a task once in your browser and Claritty turns it into an automation. Records what you clicked, never what you typed.

Claritty Vision turns a task you already do into an automation that runs without you. Press Record, do the task once the way you always do it, and press Stop. What you did becomes a draft automation in your Claritty account: the pages, the order, the decisions. You review it in plain language, correct anything that came out wrong by saying so, and then it runs on a schedule. It is for the work that has no integration. A supplier portal, a council website, an internal tool nobody has an API for. If you can do it in a browser, you can demonstrate it. WHAT IT RECORDS The structure of what you did, not the content you did it with. The label and role of each control you used ("the Submit button", "the Vendor column"), the page titles, the address of each page, the shape of the table you were reading, and screenshots at a few key moments so the task can be understood from what the page actually looked like. WHAT IT DOES NOT RECORD The values you type. They are masked inside the extension, before anything is sent. Not the text of the records on a page, not your passwords, and nothing at all on any page while you are not recording. It is dormant until you press Record. The address of each page is kept in full, including anything after the "?", because that address is how the automation finds the page again. A list you filtered down to one batch is a different address from the unfiltered one. Anything in that address carrying a token or a password is dropped before it leaves your browser. BEFORE IT CHANGES ANYTHING An automation that sends, files or submits pauses first and shows you exactly what it is about to do, on real data, and waits for you to approve it. You see the message before it is sent, not after. SIGNED-IN SITES If a task needs you signed in, you can hand the automation the session you already have by pressing "connect this site" while you are on it. It is a session and not a password: we never ask for, receive or store the password itself, it expires on its own, and signing out of that site revokes it. It is stored encrypted and scoped to one automation on one site. Sites with a real integration, such as Gmail, Slack or HubSpot, never use that path. They use the provider's own authorization. You need a Claritty account. Uninstalling the extension stops all capture immediately, and deleting an automation deletes the recording behind it. Privacy policy: https://app.claritty.ai/privacy