● Live demo below — no sign-up needed
An AI assistant that operates your web backends — and verifies its own work
It signs into a web backend, reads the data, makes the change you asked for, then re-opens the page to confirm it took effect. It only touches sites you put on the allowlist.
What it does
Reads and updates web backends
Sign in, read a table, change a price or stock level, submit a form — the everyday clicking-around work, done on instruction.
Verifies before reporting
After every change it re-opens the page and reports what the page actually shows — no claiming success it can't see.
Only the sites you allow
Operations are restricted to an explicit allowlist. Ask it to touch anything else and it refuses and tells you honestly, rather than guessing.
Asks before risky moves
Big price swings, zeroing stock, or anything outside the sandbox become escalation cards — you approve in one click.
How hiring works
01Point it at your backendGive it the login and the allowlisted site. (In the demo it's a sandbox ERP.)
02Tell it what to doPlain English: "set P1004 stock to 95", "change the price of P1001".
03Get a verified resultIt does the work, re-checks the page, and reports — escalating anything risky.
Common questions
Will it touch the wrong site?
No — operations are limited to an explicit allowlist. Anything outside is refused at the tool level, and it tells you honestly instead of pretending.
What kind of pages can it operate?
Today it handles form-driven, server-rendered backends reliably. Heavy JavaScript apps and captchas are on the roadmap with a full browser sandbox.
Can it make a change without telling me?
It verifies every change against the live page and reports it. High-risk actions (large price changes, zeroing stock) require your approval first.