Get your web chores done without opening a tab
AI browser automation, done for you: describe a web task in plain words — fill this form, pull those prices, check that portal — and Yani opens its own cloud browser, does the clicking, typing, and reading, then hands you the result. Nothing to install, and your computer stays free while it works.
What is AI browser automation?
AI browser automation means an AI agent drives a real web browser on your behalf — opening pages, filling fields, clicking buttons, and reading what comes back. Yani's Browser Operator runs that browser in Yani's cloud, inside an isolated sandbox created for your session, so nothing runs on your machine and nothing needs installing.
Every business carries web chores nobody was hired for: copying supplier prices into a sheet, filling the same portal form every week, checking a page each morning for a change. Too small to hire for, too frequent to ignore. Hand them to Yani the way you'd hand them to a colleague — in plain words — and it plans the steps, shows you the plan, and gets to work.
What can the Browser Operator do for me?
Forms filled for you
Registrations, supplier portals, applications — Yani types the details and submits, so the twenty-minute form becomes a one-line request.
Data pulled into shape
Point Yani at prices, listings, or tables spread across pages, and it extracts them into one result you can compare, sort, and act on.
Whole workflows, not single clicks
One request can chain steps: log in, search, filter, collect, submit. Yani carries the task from page to page the way you would.
How does a browser task work?
- Describe the chore — Type it the way you'd tell a colleague: "Fill the exhibitor form on this site with our company details" or "Collect the prices of these ten products."
- Approve the plan — Yani breaks the task into steps and shows you the plan before it starts, so you always know what it is about to do.
- Take the results — Yani's cloud browser does the clicking, typing, and reading, then hands back what you asked for — data, confirmations, or the next step.
What changes when Yani does the browsing?
| You, by hand | Yani's Browser Operator | |
|---|---|---|
| Where it runs | Your computer, your time | Yani's cloud — your machine stays free |
| Repetition | The same clicks every week | Say it once, schedule it to repeat — every paid plan includes 20 scheduled tasks |
| Multi-step chores | You hold the steps in your head | Yani plans the steps and shows you the plan before acting |
| Language | Tools that don't speak Arabic | Describe the chore in Arabic or English — Yani is bilingual end to end |
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to install anything to use AI browser automation with Yani?
No — there is nothing to install. The browser Yani operates runs in the cloud, inside a sandbox created for your session. You open yani.im, describe the task, and take the results. Your own browser and computer are never touched, and closing your laptop does not stop the work.
Is it safe to let an AI agent use a browser for me?
Each browser session runs in an isolated sandbox that belongs to your session alone, and traffic is encrypted in transit. Credentials you store with Yani are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM. And because Yani shows you its plan before acting, you decide what it does before it does it.
What happens if Yani gets a step wrong?
You check the result before you rely on it — Yani is an AI agent and can make mistakes, and we say so plainly. That is why it shows you the plan up front and reports back what it did. Treat it like a fast assistant whose work you glance over, not a black box.
Can a browser task repeat on a schedule?
Yes. Turn any chore into a scheduled task and Yani reruns it on the rhythm you set — a weekly form, a daily price check, a monthly report pull. Every paid plan includes 20 scheduled tasks, so the chores you automate once stay automated.
How is the Browser Operator different from Wide Research?
The Browser Operator acts; Wide Research reads. Use the Browser Operator when a task needs doing inside pages — forms, logins, clicks, pulling data from specific sites. Use Wide Research when you need information gathered and analyzed from hundreds of sources in parallel. Both start from the same chat.
How much does browser automation cost?
Browser tasks use the same credits as everything else you do in Yani — there is no separate fee for the Browser Operator. You can start on the free plan and hand it a real chore before paying anything; paid plans start at $20 a month with 4,000 monthly credits.
Hand your next web chore to Yani
Describe it in plain words. Yani's cloud browser takes it from there.