Automate any web workflow. Visually. Locally. Forever.
The same drag-and-drop canvas that scrapes data also drives logins, fills forms, runs visual regression checks, and downloads reports on a schedule. UScraper is a no-code browser automation tool that runs on your desktop — no cloud, no per-bot license.
Replaces ad-hoc scripts, Selenium IDE, and the parts of RPA suites you never use. One-time license, lifetime updates.
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Navigate
Step 1
Type Text
Step 2
Click
Step 3
Loop Continue
Step 4
Wait
Step 5
Screenshot
Step 6
▶ Scheduled · 09:00 dailyLast run: ✓ ok
How automation runs in UScraper
Four steps from idea to scheduled bot.
The same loop QA, ops, and growth teams already follow with a spreadsheet — now wired up so the browser does the typing.
01
Import or start a workflow
Pick an automation template (login monitor, form filler, UI regression) or drop blocks onto a blank canvas. Both are first-class options.
02
Edit selectors and inputs
Open each block's config dialog, paste your selectors from DevTools, and load credentials or input lists. Every config field is plain text — no DSL.
03
Run, watch, debug
Hit run and watch UScraper drive a real browser. Failures pause the canvas at the failing block — you fix the selector and resume, no rebuild.
04
Schedule or run on demand
Schedule daily, weekly, monthly, or custom cron. The same JSON you tested can drive an unattended morning run with email or webhook on failure.
What you can automate
From login monitors to no-code RPA.
Eight examples — every one of them buildable in under an hour with the blocks UScraper already ships.
Synthetic login monitoring
Sign in to your app every morning with a service account, confirm the dashboard renders, and screenshot evidence — so you know about login outages before customers do.
Block stack
NavigateType TextClickWait for ElementTake Screenshot
Real use: A SaaS team runs this against staging at 06:00 and production at 09:00. When the dashboard selector misses, the run fails — Slack pings before standup.
Bulk form submission
Drive a contact, enquiry, or onboarding form with multi-text inputs. Loop Continue iterates per row, Element Exists confirms each success, no spreadsheets pasted by hand.
Block stack
NavigateType Text (multi)ClickElement ExistsLoop Continue
Real use: An ops team rehydrates 240 enquiry-form records into a new CRM that lacks a bulk import. Three hours of tab-juggling becomes a 12-minute desktop run.
UI regression screenshots
Walk a list of canonical URLs, wait for each to settle, screenshot the viewport, and verify a critical element exists. Pair with any image-diff CLI for visual regression.
Block stack
Navigate (multi)Wait for ElementElement ExistsTake Screenshot
Real use: Pre-deploy smoke check on a 30-page marketing site. The PM runs it from her own laptop and ships when every page passes.
Scheduled report download
Click the Export button you'd otherwise click yourself every morning. Authenticate, navigate to the report, click Export, let the file land in a watched folder.
Block stack
NavigateType TextClickWait for ElementInject JavaScript
Real use: A finance lead automates the daily revenue export from a vendor dashboard that has no API. The CSV lands in OneDrive by 08:30 every workday.
Back-office inventory updates
Drive a vendor admin panel one SKU at a time when the platform doesn't ship a bulk-edit API. Open, edit, save, confirm toast, loop — with proof at every step.
Real use: A merchandise team updates 412 SKUs with new MSRP across 3 marketplaces. Each toast becomes a screenshot row in the audit log.
Multi-account QA
Rotate through every persona — free, pro, admin, partner — verify the right buttons render, and screenshot what each user sees. A no-code stand-in for role-based regression testing.
Block stack
Type Text (multi)ClickElement ExistsTake ScreenshotLoop Continue
Real use: A startup runs this nightly. The morning after a feature flag toggle, the screenshots reveal the admin nav accidentally rendered for free users.
Web-app onboarding tours
Record canonical "how a new user reaches X" flows. Use Inject JavaScript to highlight steps, Take Screenshot to capture each, and assemble the result into onboarding docs.
Block stack
NavigateClickInject JavaScriptTake Screenshot
Real use: A solutions engineer regenerates customer-facing screenshots for every minor release — without re-walking the UI by hand.
Reproducible bug capture
Encode the steps to reproduce a flaky bug as a UScraper flow. Run it 50 times overnight, screenshot every iteration, and bring real data to the engineering ticket.
Block stack
NavigateClickWait for ElementTake ScreenshotLoop Continue
Real use: A QA lead proves a 3% failure rate on a flaky checkout — 50 runs, three screenshots showing the broken state, one ticket the team can act on.
Block library
25+ blocks. Every automation primitive you need.
Drag a block onto the canvas, connect it to the next, and run. The same primitives power scraping flows, login monitors, form fillers, RPA-style admin updates, and lightweight visual regression suites.
No SDK to install. Open the canvas and connect blocks.
Inject JavaScript for the 5% of cases that need a custom escape hatch.
Loop Continue iterates without restarting the browser — for-loops without the boilerplate.
Navigation
4 blocks
Navigate
Open a URL
Refresh
Reload the page
Go Back
Browser back
Go Forward
Browser forward
Interaction
4 blocks
Click
Click an element
Type Text
Fill an input, multi-row supported
Select Option
Choose from a dropdown
Scroll
Scroll page or element
Waits & Conditions
7 blocks
Wait for Element
Hold until selector appears
Wait for Text
Hold until text shows
Wait for Page Load
Hold for the page to settle
Sleep
Pause for N seconds
Element Exists
Branch on presence
Element Visible
Branch on visibility
Text Contains
Branch on text match
Power tools
6 blocks
Inject JavaScript
Run custom JS in-page
Loop Continue
Iterate multi-text inputs
Set Proxy
Route through a proxy
Set Window Size
Resize the browser
Take Screenshot
Capture viewport
End
Terminate the flow
Extraction & Export
4 blocks
Extract Text
Read element text
Extract HTML
Read element HTML
Extract Links
Pull all links
Structured Export
Write CSV with columns
The automation landscape
Where UScraper sits among automation tools.
Honest framing of the neighbours. UScraper isn't the right answer for every problem — but it's a remarkably good answer for the long tail of browser-based workflows that don't justify an enterprise RPA contract or a Playwright test harness.
Browser automation
2 tools
Browse.AI
Browser automation
Cloud-first no-code browser automation. Simple to start, monthly subscription scales with rows.
UScraper edge
No row-based billing. Runs locally, so credentials never leave your machine.
Bardeen
Browser automation
Chrome-extension automation focused on integrations and AI shortcuts.
UScraper edge
Heavier flows (multi-step logins, schedules, RPA) live more comfortably in a desktop canvas.
RPA
4 tools
UiPath
RPA
Enterprise RPA platform. Studio, orchestrator, attended bots, governance — full suite at enterprise pricing.
UScraper edge
One desktop license. The right choice when one team owns one workflow.
Automation Anywhere
RPA
Enterprise RPA with AI features and a cloud-first orchestrator.
UScraper edge
No orchestrator overhead. Local-first. Ships in a day, not a quarter.
Microsoft Power Automate
RPA
Cloud + desktop flows tied to the Microsoft 365 stack. Strong if you live in M365.
UScraper edge
Vendor-neutral. Works the same on Windows and macOS, with no M365 dependency.