Flitly

Free to start. Sign in with Google, no setup. Flitly does your errands in your browser and asks before it buys, sends or deletes.

Flitly: Your web errands, done in your own browser. Tell Flitly what you need. It does it on the sites you're already signed in to, shows you each step, and asks before it buys, sends or deletes. Free to start. Sign in with Google, no setup: 50 tasks a month are free. Ask in plain words: "Find a well-reviewed coffee grinder under $50 and add it to my cart." "What's the weather tomorrow?" "Summarize this page." "Find a 2-person tent under $100." Flitly opens the pages, clicks, types and scrolls for you, then tells you what it found and what it did. It works in your own tabs, so there's nothing to set up for each site. Follow-ups work too: "what about the second one?" picks up where it left off. SHOWS YOU AS IT GOES, STEP IN ANY TIME - A ruby frame and pointer show what Flitly is doing on the page, and the line at the bottom says each step in plain words ("Clicking Reviews"). - Each step stays on screen long enough to follow, and lands on a trail in the side panel as it happens. When the task is done, the trail folds into one line you can open again. - If it starts going in circles, Flitly notices, tries another way once, then stops and tells you what it tried. - Click or type on the page and Flitly pauses at once. Your click goes through, Flitly notes what you did, and it carries on when you press Continue. - Add a note while it works ("only ones in stock") and it adjusts at its next step. - Stop ends the task right away. ANSWERS FROM THE PAGE, NOT FROM MEMORY - Every fact in an answer comes from a page Flitly read. Prices, dates and figures appear exactly as the page shows them. - A From: row under the answer links to the sites it came from. - When Flitly works something out, like a total, it labels it "(calculated)" and shows the figures it used. - If something isn't on the pages, Flitly tries one more source, then tells you what it found, what's missing and where it looked. It doesn't guess. - If a step stalls, Flitly answers from the pages it has already read instead of leaving you waiting. - Ask for a link and you get the link itself, or Flitly tells you plainly that it couldn't get it. SHOWS YOU WHAT MATTERS - Ask Flitly to circle, highlight, underline or box things, number the steps, or add notes ("circle the dates in this email", "explain this page with notes"), and its pointer draws the marks right on the page. - Ask about a list ("the comments") and it marks all of them, or the part of the page that holds them, never just one. - Each mark is brought into view as it's drawn. Marks stay as you scroll and click, until you leave the page, say "clear the marks", or press the ✕. - Ask a question about a page and Flitly marks its answer there on its own, in a shape that fits: a circle on a date, a highlight on the sentence that says so, or nothing when a mark wouldn't help. The pointer rests there when there's one place to look. - Marks are drawn only on your screen: nothing about them is sent or saved. ASKS BEFORE IT BUYS, SENDS OR DELETES - Before buying, placing an order, sending, deleting, publishing or unsubscribing, Flitly shows you what it wants to click. You choose Allow or Skip. - Asking a question never buys, sends or deletes anything. - Flitly never types passwords, one-time codes or card details, and never makes up personal details. Signing in stays with you. - It doesn't try to get past CAPTCHAs, paywalls or sign-in pages. It tells you what's needed and does everything else it can. MADE FOR EVERYDAY ERRANDS Shopping and price checks, finding listings, looking things up, reading long pages, and filling in forms with the details you give it. When a site opens a new tab, Flitly follows it and keeps the tabs together in one group. Past conversations are in History, so you can pick one up later. GETTING STARTED 1. Click the Flitly icon, or press Ctrl+Shift+Space (Control+Shift+Space on Mac). 2. Continue with Google, or sign in with a code sent to your email. There's nothing else to set up, and 50 tasks a month are free. Prefer your own OpenRouter account? Connect it in Settings instead: you pay OpenRouter directly for what you use, and you can set a spending limit or revoke the key there any time. 3. Say what you need. YOUR DATA When you give Flitly a task, the content of the page it's working on and your request are sent to AI providers through OpenRouter, to decide each step and write the answer: with your own OpenRouter account or, when you're signed in, through Flitly's service, which keeps none of them. Nothing goes to OpenRouter when no task is running. A Flitly account keeps your email address (and, if you use Google, your Google account ID) and a monthly count of your tasks. Your settings and your 100 most recent conversations stay in your browser on this device, and you can delete them any time from History. Anonymous usage stats are off unless you turn them on, and never include the sites you visit or what's on them; a problem report is sent only when you confirm it. Full privacy policy: https://flitly.ahamsel.com/privacy/ Sites shown aren't affiliated with Flitly. Works in Chrome 116 and later.