Selina

Most browser automation tools talk a lot about what they can do but its not always clear how that becomes something usable day to day. Reading this the focus seems to be on building workflows that don’t need constant fixing once they’re set up. That direction comes across as more practical for teams that want automations to keep running longterm instead of becoming another thing to maintain

I keep coming back to the same work after a break and usually I have to rebuild all the context in my head. With Kodingo, I can just continue from where I stopped instead of piecing everything together again. That makes longer tasks easier to deal with, especially when they stretch across a few days.

Using Monee for shared expenses actually makes things clearer when more than one person is involved. Instead of keeping notes or sending messages about who paid for what, everyone can just add their own entries and see the same numbers. Thats more practical for couples or roommates who just want a simple way to stay in sync.

Just used Bean and wow, this is actually helpful. I am always changing recipes last minute and this made it way easier. Didn’t expect it to update so fast. Might actually use this a lot.

I don’t always have the time to sit through long videos, so this helped me see what’s inside without wasting my evening. I’d like to see how it works with news clips too. Could be helpful for that.

As users start revealing their real identities or photos later in the conversation how do you ensure that the sense of authenticity and safety stays the same? Do you have any moderation or trust system in place to keep interactions healthy and respectful?

The shopper insights part is really valuable. If you know the exact questions that stop people from buying, you can fix your pages to make shopping easier. That’s a big win for store owners.