AiPlix started life as an AI browser built around a simple idea: let software do the tedious clicking. It could retrieve information, summarize pages and keep browsing sessions organized for you. The product found enough users that the team behind it decided to take the concept much further than a single person's browsing convenience.
That evolution is what you see today on aiplix.com. The site now announces, plainly, "AiPlix is now WebRun." The underlying company is WebRun, Inc. (formerly AiPlix), and the flagship product is WebRun — an enterprise browsing agent that carries out recurring operations such as invoice reconciliation, lead enrichment, ticket triage, work-order intake and new-hire provisioning. Agents run on a schedule, read the screen the way a human would, and report back when finished, which means they can drive applications that expose no API at all, including in-house systems.
Governance is a first-class part of the design. Each agent is configured by describing a process in plain language or by recording it once, and Automation Policies decide what the agent may actually do. Every proposed action is checked against policy before it reaches the browser and can be blocked or held for human approval, with presets for healthcare, finance, research-only and strict lockdown, plus recorded sessions for review. The legacy AiPlix browser still works and is still downloadable from the same domain, but it no longer receives updates.
