BrowserBridge · The browser operator · Public beta

Let AI use your browser, safely.

BrowserBridge puts AI to work in your real browser, in your real session. It can search, click, compare, and fill out the form. You approve the submission.

Watch it workSee how approval works

The real product

The Control Tower popup, up close.

Three of the extension's actual screens: a high-risk approval, panic mode, and first-run setup.

BrowserBridge Control Tower popup showing a pending high-risk approval: the action, requesting runtime, origins, risk level, why approval is required, and a one-time decision notice
A high-risk action, paused
BrowserBridge panic mode: actions are blocked fail-closed, the target lease is revoked, and a recovery checklist walks the operator back to a safe state
Panic mode: everything stops until you recover it
BrowserBridge first-run state: helper health is green and the operator is prompted to set a target tab before any governed browser action
Setup: the agent only gets the tab you point it at

How it feels

Hand AI the annoying website task.

A Chrome extension plus a local companion. The agent works in the browser you already use. No handing over passwords, no shipping your session to a bot farm in the cloud.

  1. The agent opens the site and works through it like you would

  2. It searches, compares options, and fills the safe fields

  3. Anything big, like submit, purchase, or delete, pauses

  4. You approve from your phoneACT approval

  5. The task finishes, and the whole run is recorded

Where it shines

Made for the web's busywork.

  • Booking and scheduling
  • Research and comparison
  • Data entry
  • Forms and applications
  • Account workflows
  • Admin panels
  • Internal tools
  • Repetitive web tasks

Sensitive actions need a signed, single-use approval. A big step can't run without a clearance you issued, and a panic button revokes in-flight authority where supported.

AI can fill the form. You approve the submission.

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