AI Web Browsing Automation
Tell Juno what you need from the web. It opens the browser and gets it.
Most web automation tools require you to write scripts, configure selectors, or install browser extensions. Juno skips all of that. You describe what you want in plain English, and the AI opens your browser and does it.
It works with any website because it controls the browser at the OS level, not through JavaScript injection. Juno sees the screen the same way you do and interacts with your actual browser — Safari, Chrome, Firefox, whatever you use.
What people automate
Price comparison
Check the same product across Amazon, Best Buy, and Walmart. Juno opens each site and reports back.
Travel booking
Find flights under a budget, compare hotels, check review scores across booking sites.
Job applications
Open a job listing, read the form, fill it in with your resume details. Repeat for the next one.
Research
Read 10 articles about a topic, pull out the key points, and put them in a document.
Data extraction
Pull product specs, prices, or contact info from web pages into a spreadsheet.
Account management
Log in, check your balance, download statements, cancel a subscription.
How it works
Juno has a dedicated Browser agent that handles web tasks. When you describe something that involves the web, the orchestrator routes it to the Browser agent, which:
Opens your browser
Juno opens the URL or searches for what you described. It uses your actual default browser, with your saved logins and cookies.
Reads the page
The AI takes a screenshot and reads the accessibility tree to understand the page structure. It knows where buttons, links, and input fields are.
Takes action
It clicks links, fills forms, scrolls down, or navigates to the next page. Each action is followed by a fresh screenshot to verify it worked.
Reports results
When done, the agent returns what it found or confirms the task is complete. If something went wrong, it explains what happened.
Why OS-level control matters
Browser extensions inject code into web pages. Websites can detect and block them. CAPTCHAs, anti-bot measures, and strict Content Security Policies can all break extension-based automation.
Juno interacts with the browser the same way a person does: through mouse clicks and keyboard input at the OS level. The website can't tell the difference because there's nothing injected into the page. Juno uses macOS accessibility APIs (the same APIs screen readers use) for precise element targeting.
Works with any browser
Safari, Chrome, Firefox, Arc, Brave — it doesn't matter. Juno controls the browser through the operating system, not through a browser-specific API. Whatever browser you have open, Juno can interact with it.
Beyond the browser
Web browsing is just one thing Juno can do. Because it controls your entire desktop, it can combine web tasks with desktop tasks: research something online, then paste the results into a document. Download a file from a website, then organize it into the right folder. The browser is one app among many.
Stop clicking through websites. Start describing what you need.
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