You say
“Compare the price of this kettle on five stores.”
- Opens each of the five stores in a real browser
- Searches for the kettle on every one
- Reads the price off each page
- Hands back one side-by-side list
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Say what you want done on a website in plain words. A web agent goes and does it in a real browser, then hands back the result.
What it does
Three example jobs, step by step
“Compare the price of this kettle on five stores.”
“Fill in this supplier sign-up form with our company details.”
“Book the earliest slot next week.”
How it works
Tell WebHands what you want done on a website, the way you would ask a person.
It opens a real browser and works through the site: clicking, typing, reading.
The filled form, the table, the comparison or the booking comes back to you.
Who it is for
You have a company to run, not forty tabs to click through.
The web chores nobody was hired for get a pair of hands of their own.
Stop writing a fresh script every time a website needs clicking through.
Questions
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No. You say what you want done in plain words.
Things you would otherwise do by hand on a website: fill in a form, compare prices on five stores, pull a table of results, book a slot.
Yes. The web agent does the job in a real browser, then hands back the result.
Pricing is not set yet. The early list will hear first.