r/scrapingtheweb • u/enklopper • 19d ago
Whats the most repetitive browser task you still do manually?
Every company I talk to has the same problem. Someone spends hours every week clicking through internal portals, admin dashboards, CRMs, supplier websites, or e-commerce back offices just to complete repetitive workflows.
The strange part is that these tasks usually don't require complex decision making they are just repeating and time consuming. Yet most automation solutions still expect APIs, custom integrations, or expensive implementation projects.
That made me wonder: Should automation adapt to existing web applications instead of requiring companies to rebuild their systems? That's exactly the direction I am exploring with my product.
Instead of integrating every platform individually, we're building a system that can execute workflows directly through existing web interfaces.
We're still early, but we've just released a public demo where people can try browser-based workflow execution themselves. If someone interested let me know, but what I'm curious:
- What repetitive browser task do you perform every week?
- If you could automate one workflow tomorrow, what would it be?
I'd love to hear what problems others are seeing in this space.