Most of the web has no way in for a program. No connection to set up, no permission to request, nothing but the page itself. The usual answer is to give up on those sites, which is most of the ones you actually use.
You sign in the way you always do. The session stays in its own browser profile and survives restarts.
Your AI clicks, types, uploads and publishes on that site using your session, so the site sees what it always sees.
Do the task in front of it and it can repeat that exact task on its own from then on.
It attaches to a real browser with your real session, so sites treat it like you.
You log in once and it stays logged in, through restarts and reboots.
Posts to X from your own session, with no developer account and no paid plan.
Uploads a video to TikTok end to end: file, caption, privacy, publish.
Show it a task once and it repeats it on its own from then on.
It works because it is a real browser: it is not faster than a person on the same page.
A site that redesigns its buttons needs the task shown again.
Work already set up, running on Webloom. Not separate tools: jobs built for the one you already have.
Distributor Pack
$19Your release gets announced where builders gather, without you writing a single post.
· Four tasks already built, ready to run.
· They post your release where people who build things gather.
· They fire when you ship, not when you remember.
· Runs on Webloom, using your own session.
Webloom
Your AI can use any website you can use, logged in and clicking, even the ones nothing connects to.