Turn any website into a Google Sheet
Even the ones you sign into. Describe what you need in plain words, and BrowseWiz browses the pages in your own Chrome and writes the rows into your sheet. It can refresh them on a schedule. No scrapers to build or fix.
Describe it, don't build it
Ask for what you need, like every supplier's price for a part or every speaker at a conference. BrowseWiz opens the pages in its own tab group, including sites you're signed into, reads them and writes the rows into your sheet. Ask for a source column and every row links back to the page it came from. There are no selectors to set up, so a redesigned page doesn't break anything.
Keeps your sheet current
Ask it to refresh the sheet on a schedule, such as every Monday at 8, while Chrome is open. Each run checks the pages again and updates the rows in place, and it can keep the old value in its own column. A notification tells you when the run is done, even with the side panel closed.
Alerts when it matters
Tell it what change matters on a page, like a price below $900 or a new post about your topic. BrowseWiz checks the page about every 5 minutes while Chrome is open and alerts you only when that change appears, with a one-line summary.
Also in the side panel
Ask about any page
Summarize, compare or question the page you're on.
Talk or listen
Dictate with the mic, and have answers read aloud in a natural voice.
Promptbook
Save your best prompts with fill-in variables and reuse them in one click.
You stay in control
It asks before it acts.
In chat, BrowseWiz asks before it reads a tab, clicks or types. You can let it skip asking on sites you trust, or for the rest of a plan you've approved. Scheduled tasks run on their own, only in tabs in the BrowseWiz tab group.
It runs in your browser.
It works in your own Chrome, in its own BrowseWiz tab group, and asks before it takes over a tab you opened.
Your data, your choice.
Usage analytics can be turned off, and conversations are shared with us only if you opt in.
Questions
BrowseWiz is a Chrome extension with an AI assistant in the side panel that turns websites into Google Sheets. Describe the data you want in plain words, and it browses the pages in your own Chrome, including sites you sign into, and writes the rows into your sheet. It can keep the sheet current and alert you to changes.
Install BrowseWiz, open its side panel and describe what you need, for example every speaker on a conference page with company and title. BrowseWiz opens the pages, reads them and writes the rows into Google Sheets after a one-time Google sign-in. There are no selectors, IMPORTXML formulas or scripts to set up.
Yes. BrowseWiz works in tabs of your own Chrome, where you're already signed in, so it can read pages behind a login that cloud scrapers can't reach. You never give it your passwords. The content of the pages it reads is sent to the AI model so it can do the task.
Ask BrowseWiz to repeat the task on a schedule, such as every Monday at 8:00. While Chrome is open, each run checks the pages again and updates the rows in place, and you get a notification when it finishes. The free plan includes 1 daily task, and Pro and Max include 10, as often as hourly.
Yes. Set up a page monitor and say what change matters, like a price below $900 or a new post about your topic. While Chrome is open, BrowseWiz checks the page about every 5 minutes and alerts you only when that change appears. The free plan includes 1 monitor, and Pro and Max include 30.
A web scraper needs selectors you set up and fix whenever a site is redesigned, and it usually runs in the cloud, where logins and bot checks get in the way. BrowseWiz reads each page fresh in your own signed-in Chrome, so a new layout doesn't break your task, and you describe the result in plain words.
BrowseWiz asks before it reads a tab, clicks or types, unless you trust a site. A safety check also runs before every click, text entry and Enter key press, and asks you or blocks steps that would send, pay, delete or submit something you didn't ask for. In unattended scheduled runs, such steps are refused.
Yes. Add your OpenAI API key on the Models page of BrowseWiz's options, or add any OpenAI-compatible endpoint as a custom model with its model name, base URL and an optional API key. For OpenRouter, use the base URL https://openrouter.ai/api/v1 and a model ID from its list. Keys are stored encrypted.
BrowseWiz has a free plan with 10M credits a month, 1 scheduled task and 1 page monitor. Pro costs $29 a month with 250M credits, and Max costs $79 a month with 1B credits. Both paid plans include up to 10 scheduled tasks and 30 page monitors. Prices exclude VAT. See Pricing for details.