Record a browser task once. Oikos turns it into a reusable, AI assisted workflow and replays it on new data pausing for your approval, with full audit logging.
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Hi Product Hunt,
We built Oikos because too much time is still spent repeating the same browser tasks.
With Oikos, you can record a task using the browser extension, review the captured steps, convert it into an AI-powered workflow, and run it again whenever needed. Oikos can also pause for approval before sensitive actions, while keeping a full record of every run.
Our goal is to make browser automation accessible without requiring users to build complicated workflows from scratch.
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We would appreciate your feedback. What repetitive browser task would you automate first?
Thanks for checking out Oikos.
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How does it handle sites that change layout often, like if a dashboard gets a redesign would the recorded workflow break or does it adapt on the fly?
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@satd7og Small and moderate UI changes are handled dynamically. Major changes to the underlying process may require the workflow to be reviewed or recorded again.
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The pause-for-approval checkpoint is a really thoughtful touch, it shows respect for what automation should and shouldn't do on its own.
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@ksulunhat56036 Thank you, that was a core part of the idea. We want Oikos to handle repetitive work autonomously, while still keeping people in control when a step involves risk, judgement, or a final decision.
How does it handle sites that change layout often, like if a dashboard gets a redesign would the recorded workflow break or does it adapt on the fly?
@satd7og Small and moderate UI changes are handled dynamically. Major changes to the underlying process may require the workflow to be reviewed or recorded again.
The pause-for-approval checkpoint is a really thoughtful touch, it shows respect for what automation should and shouldn't do on its own.
@ksulunhat56036 Thank you, that was a core part of the idea. We want Oikos to handle repetitive work autonomously, while still keeping people in control when a step involves risk, judgement, or a final decision.