Automated
A free, open-source tool that watches you do a repetitive task in your browser once — clicking through an internal tool or an old login-only website — and then does it for you automatically from then on.
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Description
Legacy internal tools and sites behind logins are often the hardest things to automate because they don't have an API to hook into. Automated sidesteps that by recording your actual browser interactions once, then replaying them with AI-powered adaptation — so if the page layout shifts slightly, it can still find its way through rather than breaking on the first change like a rigid recorded macro would.
It includes a visual drag-and-drop editor for adding conditionals and loops on top of a recorded workflow, multiple ways to trigger a run (manually, on a schedule, by email, or via API), a real-time browser viewer to watch execution happen, and structured data extraction using JSON schemas for pulling specific fields out of a page. It's fully open source and self-hostable via Docker Compose, with native desktop apps for macOS, Windows, and Linux.
💬 Our review
The short version: the combination of "just record it, no integration needed" and AI-based adaptation to page changes is a genuinely useful answer to the specific problem of automating tools that don't offer an API — and being free, open source, and self-hostable removes the usual cost barrier to trying it.
It occupies different territory from a general workflow platform like n8n or Zapier, which connect to apps via their APIs — Automated is for the cases where there is no API, only a browser UI to click through. That's also its main limitation: it's inherently more fragile than an API integration, since it depends on a web page's structure staying roughly recognizable, even with AI adaptation. For internal tools, legacy portals, and login-walled sites specifically, though, it's hard to beat on cost and simplicity.
💰 Pricing
📊 Global score
🤖 AI-enriched data
Auto-hébergeable via Docker Compose, aucun palier payant géré mentionné.
Pros
Enregistre le workflow une fois, aucune intégration API nécessaire
Adaptation IA aux changements de mise en page
Gratuit, open source, auto-hébergeable, apps de bureau natives
Cons
Plus fragile qu'une intégration API classique par nature
Nécessite l'auto-hébergement (pas de version gérée simple)
Outil récent, communauté encore restreinte