Unifill

Unifill is aimed at people whose working day is spent inside a browser doing the same motions over and over: entering the same contact details into different portals, walking through the same approval screens, or copying rows of data from one web app into another. Rather than recording macros or writing selectors, users describe what they want done in ordinary words and the extension's AI agent works out the clicks and keystrokes needed to complete it on the page in front of it.

The extension is deliberately broad rather than template-based. Its listing highlights autofill, menu navigation, and web scraping as example workloads, and it advertises compatibility with a wide range of websites and platforms instead of a fixed list of supported portals. Because the automation runs inside the browser session, data the agent reads from a page stays tied to that visit, which is the pitch for teams that are nervous about shipping sensitive form data to yet another cloud service.

Distribution is through the Chrome Web Store as a freemium product with optional in-app purchases, and the publisher, Niyutech Private Limited, publishes the extension and hosts a privacy policy describing how personally identifiable information and website content are handled. It is a good fit for individuals and small teams who want lightweight automation without a workflow-platform subscription.