PixieBrix

Low-code visual interface for creating browser extensions without writing code. Users drag-and-drop components, configure triggers, and define actions through a graphical editor that generates underlying automation logic.

Automatically fills form fields across web applications with predefined or dynamically sourced data. Captures data from one source and injects it into target forms, reducing manual data entry.

Maintain version history of mods and rollback to previous versions if needed. Tracks changes over time and allows reverting to stable configurations.

Access native browser APIs for advanced functionality like local storage, clipboard operations, notifications, and window management. Enables mods to interact with browser features directly.

Test mods in a safe environment before deployment and debug issues with execution. Provides tools to inspect element selectors, log execution steps, and identify failures.

Trigger mods using custom keyboard shortcuts for quick access to frequently used automations. Allows users to invoke mods without navigating menus.

Modify, hide, show, or rearrange DOM elements on any webpage. Users can selectively hide UI components, reorder page sections, or inject custom elements without altering the underlying application.

Chain multiple actions together with conditional logic, delays, and branching to create complex automation sequences. Supports triggering actions based on conditions and coordinating multi-step processes within web applications.

Write custom JavaScript code within mods for advanced automation scenarios that exceed visual builder capabilities. Provides direct access to browser APIs and DOM manipulation for power users.

Share created mods across teams and deploy them to multiple users with version control and audit trails. Enables organizational scaling of automation without duplicating effort.

Extract structured data from web pages using CSS selectors or custom parsing logic. Captures information from tables, lists, or custom layouts and outputs it in usable formats.

Define triggers that automatically execute mods based on user actions, page events, or scheduled intervals. Supports click triggers, page load triggers, form submission triggers, and time-based scheduling.

Connect data flows between multiple SaaS applications by automating data transfer within the browser. Captures data from one application and injects it into another without using traditional APIs.

Define conditional rules that determine whether actions execute based on data values, user inputs, or page state. Supports if/then logic without requiring code.