Let your AI use any website you are logged into
Your AI can work a website that has no API, as long as you can use it in a browser. You sign in once by hand, the session stays in its own browser profile, and your AI clicks, types and uploads on the page with your session. WebLoom does this, and the engine is free.
Last checked 2026-10-25 against the live WebLoom page.
Why most sites stay out of reach
Most of the web has no way in for a program: no connection to set up, no permission to request, nothing but the page itself. The usual answer is to give up on those sites, and they are most of the ones you actually use. The other answer is to let your AI use the page the way you do.
How it works
What it can do
Where it stops
It works because it is a real browser, so it is not faster than a person on the same page. A site that redesigns its buttons needs the task shown again, which takes one pass. Every site has its own rules about automation, so read them before you hand a task over.
WebLoom Pro is inside Ultra
The engine is free to start. WebLoom Pro is US$19 a month on its own; Ultra is US$47 a month and includes WebLoom Pro while the plan is active, with every studio, every System and every journal, including the next one.
Go Ultra →Start with the free engine on the WebLoom page. Ultra can be cancelled any time; what you exported stays yours.
Questions
Can my AI use a website that has no API?
Yes, if you can use the site in a browser. WebLoom attaches to a real browser with your own signed-in session, so your AI clicks, types and uploads on the page the way you would.
Does my password go into the chat?
No. You sign in by hand, the way you always do. The session stays in its own browser profile on your machine and survives restarts.
Is WebLoom free?
The engine is free. WebLoom Pro is US$19 a month and adds the paid tools. Ultra, US$47 a month, includes WebLoom Pro while the plan is active, together with every studio, every System and every journal.
What happens when a site changes its buttons?
A task that depends on a button that moved needs to be shown again. You do it once in front of your AI and it repeats it from then on.