Element picking
Choose targets directly on a page, including buttons, fields, links, and structured data you want to collect.
The ORCA browser agent
Your browser task, made repeatable.
ORCA is a Chrome extension that helps you turn everyday browser actions into saved workflows. Show it the targets that matter, add the right instructions, then run the workflow whenever you need it.
ORCASide panel
Browser task
Save the work you already know how to do.
Workflow saved locally
One panel, real control
Automation without the unfamiliar setup.
Most browser automation starts by asking you to learn a new programming language or map a complicated flowchart. ORCA starts on the page you are already using.
- Pick the exact buttons, form fields, links, and data you want ORCA to remember
- Build reusable, multi-step workflows across websites and browser tabs
- Review the run status as ORCA works through a task
- Keep saved profiles and normal workflow context in your browser
What ORCA can help with
A practical toolkit for browser work.
Use the parts that fit your process. Start with a repeatable action, then build up only when you need more capability.
Workflow profiles
Save a browser task as a profile that can be reused later instead of rebuilt from scratch each time.
Recurring runs
Set routine workflows to run on a recurring timer so your browser work is ready when you are.
Smarter targeting
Use ORCA’s page-aware targeting to better recover when a familiar website moves a field or redesigns a layout.
Designed for responsible use
Automate the task. Keep the judgment.
ORCA is built for work you are allowed to do and decide to automate. It pauses for verification challenges and does not bypass CAPTCHAs, authentication, or confirmation steps that require a real person.
A practical boundary
Useful automation respects the places it works.
CAPTCHA or 2FA gateYou complete it
Saved workflow stateBrowser storage
Optional cloud reasoningTask-specific
Get started
The next time you repeat it, let ORCA take the clicks.
Install the extension, try it on one real task, and turn that browser routine into something reusable.