Tabruns: AI Browser Assistant & Form Filler

AI assistant & chat for any website: fills forms, clicks buttons, answers questions, automates tasks. Nothing runs without your OK.

Tabruns is an AI assistant and form filler for any website: a side panel that does things on the page you are already looking at. Say what you want in ordinary words — "fill this in with my details", "narrow these to 4 stars and up", "where do I cancel this?" — and it works out the steps, shows you them, and carries them out in your own logged-in session. Browser automation with nothing to set up: no macros to record, no selectors to write. It reads whatever page is in front of it, which is why it works on the internal tool nobody has written an integration for. WHAT IT DOES ──────────── • Fills long forms, and tells you which required boxes it is leaving empty • Answers questions about the page — where a setting is, how to cancel — as steps you can follow rather than a paragraph • Has a chat tab beside the assistant: ask what a page means, compare what it shows, or ask about anything at all — answered in words, with nothing run and nothing spent • Carries a task across pages: search, filter, open the result, fill the form • Fills a PDF you have open and saves the copy — the document never leaves your browser • Takes values from other tabs and files you attach, or from a region you draw on the page • Listens: press the mic once and talk, and it hears when your turn ends • 36 ready-made asks for 18 everyday sites, a click from the panel when you are stuck for words THREE WAYS TO RUN IT — YOU PICK ─────────────────────────────── • Auto — starts as soon as the plan is ready • Plan — shows the plan and waits for you • Guide — walks you through it on the page, and you do the typing NOTHING SUBMITS ITSELF ────────────────────── A plan with a step that would submit, publish, send or spend is named as such on the card and never starts on its own — in every mode, on every round of a long task. Starting it is the consent, and even a spoken "go ahead" will not open that gate. Every finished run leaves a receipt with an Undo that puts the fields back as it found them — as far as the site allows, which does not include something already submitted. WHAT LEAVES YOUR BROWSER ──────────────────────── To plan a task it sends an outline of the page: the labels of the boxes, the names of the buttons, the headings, and what kind of control each one is. It does not send what is in those boxes — a filled field is described as "already filled", which is the fact of it and not the contents. Password, card-number and security-code fields are stripped out before the page is described at all, so they are never read, never sent and never typed into. It only sees what you allow. Nothing is granted when you install it: the first screen asks, you can allow every site or one site at a time, and either is revocable in Settings in a click. Full policy: https://tabruns.com/privacy WHAT IT COSTS ───────────── Free: 25 do-it-for-me runs a month, no account, no email. Asking questions is free and unlimited, and so is Guide mode where you do the typing — those never touch the meter. A step you declined, or one skipped because the page changed, is not counted. Pro: $15 a month billed annually, or $19 monthly, for 250 runs a month, real-time voice, and multiple tabs as context. Cancel anytime. WHAT IT CANNOT DO ───────────────── It cannot touch Chrome's own pages or the Web Store — no extension can. A page that builds its controls in unusual ways may fall back to walking you through it by hand rather than doing it for you. And it works from what the page shows, so a step that needs a judgement call is handed back to you rather than guessed at. Questions: https://tabruns.com/help · support@tabruns.com