Automation
Automation, API and window synchronizer
A local API on the same computer: create a profile, launch it, get the DevTools address and connect with Puppeteer or Playwright as usual. Plus a window synchronizer. The API is available on Base and higher.
Scripts instead of manual work
The local API creates and launches profiles and returns the DevTools address. Connect with the tool you already use and automate routine work: sign-ups, warm-up, posting.
- Puppeteer, Playwright, any CDP client
- Keys are revoked one by one
- A CLI for the same operations from the terminal
Window synchronizer
Repeat actions from the main window in all selected profiles at once: typing, clicks, navigation. Bulk operations with no bots and no code.
- Actions mirrored across N windows
- No scripts to write
- Adjustable replay speed
Spend, 30 days
FAQ
How do I connect Puppeteer or Playwright?
Launch a profile through the local API: it returns a DevTools WebSocket address that Puppeteer, Playwright or any CDP client can connect to.
What is the window synchronizer?
Actions in the main window are repeated in the other selected profiles, which makes it easy to do the same thing in dozens of accounts at once.
What’s the difference between app keys and server keys?
The local API runs on your computer to control running profiles and is available from the Base plan. Account API keys give access to your account from a server (for CI and bots) and are available from the Team plan. Keys are revoked one by one.
See also
Install it and create your first profile
Three profiles free, no card required.
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