Roborabbit

Roborabbit is a no code browser automation and web scraping platform. AI locates the data, a drag and drop Task Builder assembles the workflow, and tasks run in the cloud on a schedule or via REST API, Zapier or custom feeds.

Roborabbit is a no code browser automation and data extraction tool aimed at people who need structured web data without writing a scraper. The core idea is simple: instead of coding selectors, you describe the task, let the AI locate the data, and drag and drop the remaining steps into a workflow. The company positions it as robotic process automation for data extraction, with tasks that either run on a schedule or fire when an external event arrives. The Task Builder is the centre of the product. Workflows are assembled visually from more than 30 browser actions, so a typical job might perform a search, capture the results, then write them to a spreadsheet. Publishing a task gives it a unique URL, which is how the outside world starts it. That design makes Roborabbit a reasonable fit for operations teams, market researchers, analysts and small businesses tracking listings, prices or directory records, plus developers who want the extraction logic handled elsewhere and only touch the API. Execution runs on AWS serverless infrastructure, and because the triggering surface is a URL, the same task can be scheduled inside Roborabbit, called from a script with a REST request, or wired into Zapier or a custom feed. The homepage advertises 5000 plus integrations, which in practice means the Zapier bridge and feed outputs extend the scraped data into whatever storage or notification tool a team already uses. Scenario pages cover real estate, restaurant, job listing and financial data collection, several of which end in Google Sheets. Against coding libraries such as Puppeteer or Playwright, Roborabbit trades flexibility for speed of setup and removes the need to host a browser fleet. Against simpler point and click scrapers, it leans more toward repeatable scheduled automation and API driven execution. The tradeoff is that unusual edge cases (heavy login flows, anti bot defences, multi step logic) still need a technical mindset even though no code is required. Free trial credits make it cheap to test whether it handles a specific site before committing.