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Parsagon - GPT for browser automations ⚡️

Create browser automations with natural language

Hi YC! We’re excited to announce that you can now use Parsagon to create browser automations with natural language!

The Problem:

If you want to do something like the following:

  • Go to a website, enter a query into a search bar, and get all the search results as JSON
  • Check a website for changes/updates every day
  • Test a form on your website with many different inputs, and run the tests on command

You usually have to write code. And then you might have to write code to monitor whether the website’s format has changed. And if the website changes, you need to write even more code. This is tedious and time-consuming for developers, and as an AI researcher, I wanted to use my research to build a better way to create automations…

The Solution:

We’ve trained GPT to use Parsagon’s AI, which is built specifically to write Python code for web page interactions and web scraping. Now you can type something like:

‘Go to https://assessment.cot.tn.gov/TPAD/. Select "Carter" from the County dropdown. Type "WEST DOE AVE" into the Search Term box and hit enter. Scrape data in the format [{"owner": "str", "address": "str"}], clicking the Next button up to 3 times.’

and Parsagon will create a Python program to do what you described using Selenium. 🎉

As shown above, you can make complex browser automations in just 3 steps:

  • Type what you want the automation to do.
  • Parsagon will explore the website(s) you mentioned to create a Python program. Parsagon will show you an abridged version of what the program does, and if it looks correct, you can save the program to be run whenever you want. The program doesn’t use GPT, making it cheaper, faster, and more consistent.
  • You can use Parsagon to schedule your automations, alert you when a website’s format has changed and/or automatically try to adapt to format changes, and change the parameters of your automations (e.g., Parsagon will generate a program that allows you to change “Carter” and “WEST DOE AVE” to other values on each run in the example above).

Asks:

  • If you want to try out the product, email us at founders@parsagon.io and we will move you up the waitlist to use the product.
  • If you know anyone who might be interested in using our tool, we’d appreciate an intro! Feel free to reach out to us at founders@parsagon.io