On Mac and Linux, switch on a browser you can watch and take over: Settings → Experimental, then for the bot that needs it. You see the real page as it works, click in to take over, and hand it back when you are done. Not on Windows yet.
Built-in browser · Experimental
On your own
You click through the same sites, forms and portals yourself, every week.
A chatbot alone
It tells you where to click, and you do the clicking.
With Murage
Each bot gets a browser you can watch live, with its own logins, and you can take the wheel with one click.
“Research these 25 companies. For each one: what they do, what changed lately, why they might need us, and one opening line. Contact nobody.”
25 companies, researched
Needs your answer
Draft first messages to the top five for your review?
Yes. On Mac and Linux, each Murage bot can have its own browser inside the app, as an experimental feature you switch on in Settings. It navigates, clicks and fills forms while you watch.
Yes. The browser is a live view in Murage, not a hidden process. Click into it to take control, and the bot pauses.
When you type into a password field yourself, Murage stops passing that page back to the bot until you reopen it.
Download the free app, connect the AI you already pay for, and tell your Chief of Staff what needs doing. Plan on about ten minutes from install to a working team.
No account needed · Runs on the AI plan you already pay for